Short Happinesslove Poems

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Premium Member Din-Ner?

“Ah, the din,
How could one not love
the robust ramblings of humanity?”

Families full, ripe, rotund,
fostering love amongst the feast,
the forage sublime.

Babies squeal.
Mom’s scold.
Dad’s strut, so proud, so bold.

Ah, the din of happy times,
times of feast and fellowship sublime.

Ah, how food makes love shine!


Waking At Peace

Good morning sunshine
Caress my sleepy head
I hear the birds sing
There is a chill in the air

Love is good
I feel well
Ease has sprouted
Among my joints today
Carry me away to gentle waves

Healing sunshine
Healthy food
Clean, uncluttered home

I love waking up next to you, like you love waking up next to me!!

For Carol Brown--My state of happiness, sure bliss!!

"our Oasis"

Why when we don't see eachother for days
it seems like years....
Then when we are finaly together with 
kisses and love our time disapears....
We hug so long when its been awhile our hearts
filled with such love and happiness.
The hug goodbye when  parting is near is 
flooded with such  sadness....
Till our song is played again and the stars are in 
our sky..
We can hold on tight to our memories to our hearts
that are so kind.
Form: Lyric

My Sk8er Boy

I love this boy
This stupid, cute, little sk8er bends me like a toy
He makes my life perfect 2 perfect
And I love it so much that it takes my breath away

I don't know what I'd do
If he wasn't here saying "I Love You"
Shining light on my day
Making me feel better than okay

We're so different in so many ways
But my heart is yours forever and always
I live for excitement
I live for youth
I live for happiness
But most of all
I live for you
Form: Rhyme

I Belong

A crow and a seagull lift up the sun
With "Caw!" and a bright white wing.
Swift cars wheel 'round the shopping ground;
I hear their motors sing.

New steaming clouds from canneries rise,
Their growing billows pillowing skies.
What a great delight to see and hear
The work of nature and man so clear.

Who would disown it?  Who'd say nay?
To the joy of being on this beautiful day?
Not I; I love it; love it strong.
This is the Eden where I belong.
Form: Rhyme


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