Short Introspectionlonging Poems

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Patiently

PATIENTLY

there is unfinished business in my dreams
there is much longing without sleep
i'm always late
but still you wait
there is unfinished business in my dreams
and this is the ecstasy of a poem unwritten
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Too Late

The hard fact about living
is how easily we place little value
to those precious, little moments 
making up fragments of our lives, 
nonchalantly dismissing them... 
only to look back much later
with foolish longing and regret
long after they are gone. 

Too late!

Me

Kristine
Mother, Daughter, Dreamer, Friend
Sister of Douglas, Karen and Kate
Lover of Sleep, Trees and JJ
Who feels Fear, Longing and Bliss
Who fears Death, A broken heart and anger
Who would like to see JJ, England and the ocean
Resident of Anywhere, New Jersey
Mary
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Draw the Line

draw the line, make it deep
separate the fiction from the facts
divide the longing and the yearning
from your heart's desire

draw the line, make it clearer
let the sun dissipate the fog
watch the shroud fall to your feet
or forever hide in shadow

as love passes you by
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Within Reach

the moon lays buried
where solitude expands
I'm gazing at lit billboards
and the broken lines on this blacktop
that lead away from the past

I'm longing for the morning
to rise upon the hills
I can't get the speed I need
but I'm still shifting gears
I'm watching for the sunrise
and blue sky days ahead

I sink with the darkness
I rise with each new sun
knowing when this day is over
the pivotal point is within reach
what grows smaller behind
is all that I leave
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