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Nichole Schindewolf Poem
I love because I can.
In a society that embraces
those who have, not those to
give.
I am still able to share this
thought.
I walk down poverty lane happy
with a rich heart.
My calloused hands are all I
need to create my world.
My happiness.
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Suffering is more poetic than happiness.
It gives you a reason to stand in the rain.
To be an outcast. To defy formality.
It's what you want. You want to be depressed.
It makes you more interesting.
But you're not.
Tragically beautiful.
But not interesting.
I will stand with you in the rain.
Only if you laugh at me.
Don't critique me.
You are not as smart as you think.
I will sit with you in a dark room.
We can drink wine.
But I will not discuss displeasure.
Kiss me instead.
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If I were a poet, I'd write about
life's simplest pleasures.
I'd write about daydreaming
under a beautiful tree,
surrounded by a quiet crisp
breeze.
If I were a poet I'd be able to
exhilarate my readers with such
words that awaken their souls
and show them that life is truly
a blessing.
I'd let everyone know what's in
my heart and teach them there
is a light, a silver lining! That
there is always hope.
I'd Take them on a journey
through my dreams, and share
my thoughts of brotherhood
and admiration for the earth
and it's gifts.
If I were a poet.. I'd create a
magical inspirational place for
all hearts of darkness to enter
in need of a kind word.
If i were a poet, my pen and
paper like weapons on the
negative forces of the mind.
The nagging fear. The
perpetual hostility in an
awkward world.
But I am not a poet. I'm simply
a good person gifted in finding
appreciation in my simple life.
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The sweetest thing is knowing
you are the biggest part of me.
From your tiny hands and feet
to you're smile.
A reflection of me.
Dance tiny princess.
Laugh tiny princess.
Let me be the one to worry.
Take in yourself
Every beautiful day
Every sunny sky and starry night.
For now...just be you
And dance tiny princess.
Laugh tiny princess.
Let me be the one to worry.
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We have gathered today
To filter the pain
To let time slip away
With no words left to say.
We are left in this mess
Of hate and regret
No meanings are meant
Still people are sent.
We are lost out in space
With fear on our face
No track to retrace
No love to embrace.
We stand in the sands
with blood on our hands
Guns in our bands
Still united we stand.
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One hundred candles on my
cake
One hundred wrinkles on my
face
One hundred years I've been
awake
As I look upon this blaze
Of one hundred candles on my
cake
I think to myself of all my days
I've learned so much from past
mistakes
My eyes have seen such joy
and rage
Such love and hate
I contemplate all I've known in
all my days. One hundred
lessons per candle on my cake.
I have rested, and how I've
played!
I've stood in shadows
And been center stage
Looking back I smile at all my
days
That brought me to this golden
age
With the heat of the roaring
blaze
Of one hundred candles on my
cake
Against the hundred wrinkles
on my face
Celebrating the hundred years
ive been awake
With no regrets of the life I've
made
I know the beauty of a turning
page
I close my eyes, and face the
flame
And blow out one hundred
candles on my cake!
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Who's to say goodbye?
Gazing through the looking
glass of a life once embraced.
So poetic the mortal beginning
and end in the universal
exchange.
Who's to say goodbye?
When transition is as inevitable
as the ending of a beautiful day
it too, like you,shall rise
continuously.
Who's to say goodbye?
When waves will continue to
crash on an endless sea, the
sun will continue to rise above
its creation, and the heart will
continue to love with more
force then the either of the
glorious two.
Who's to say goodbye to you?
For with every crashing wave,
every rise of the sun and every
beat of my heart you have
returned to me.
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Little boy hold my hand
Walk with me sweet darling.
Little boy hold my hand
We'll make it there by morning.
Little boy say farewell
A whisper shall be fitting.
Little boy say farewell
For there is no time for sitting.
Little boy start walking
For the sky is fading.
Little boy start walking
For your father there is waiting.
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My body is the sacred ground
You laid your soul to rest
An immensely painful stone
I've hidden within my breast
The land a beautiful Garden
That you could only dream
But the soil much too dry
To grow the life you had foreseen
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You look at me with my eyes in wonderment and hope of this bright new world you’ve come into.
Learning with every sound and movement you make. Ah, how beautiful you are to me.
As you grow, you know not of stress and the addiction of money and material things. You find happiness
in dancing and running about for no reason other than to just feel the wind in your curls. My arms are
your comfort and to you my kisses have healing powers. You believe in magic and make me believe.
You drink tea made of air, and your spirit kindred to all living things. Your smile is my drug, and nobody
has ever looked prettier with missing teeth. You’ve taught me more in your short presence than I could
learn from a thousand books. You have kept my heart young. I’ve never been given a greater gift. I just
wanted to thank you for choosing me because no matter what I have done for you, I will forever be
indebted for what you have opened my eyes to. Life. Realization. Purpose. Love. Thank You.
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