Short Corinne Poems

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Corinne

Corinne

Corinne is a dear long-time friend.
Offers her help to others especially her church friends.
Reliable, she keeps her word. 
Intelligently guides.
Noticeably compassionate.
Never late
Excellent person to have as a friend

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 31, 2010

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Law Book

So many rules
that nobody follows
I don't know what you want me to do
I've disconnected
I write for myself
I can't help what they do
Getting my mind focused 
back to my original beliefs
I'll be 6 1/2 years now
but maybe I'll get the real Corinne back
All I can do is try
months alone to do what i need to
to make things right
it's the only thing I can do

Corinne and Me

As we sat in his hospital room,
watching "The Young & Restless", waiting 
for the doctor of no good news,
"Corinne and me," he said, "We're 
the old and useless." Then he wept to think 
in the caregiver home, she'd be 
asking "Where is George?"

He wouldn't leave her, ever, and 
so he didn't.  Later, at home, down by 
the garage, affairs in order, one bullet 
for her; another for him, real quick, 
so she wouldn't have time to wonder
"Where is George?
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