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Sue Phillips Poem
We start out this life all the same-
Looking for happiness while playing life’s game;
We search for another to help us get through-
For we think that’s the easiest thing to do;
We hope that someone else will make us feel whole-
But then what happens if they decide to go;
Do you turn to someone else or try something new?-
Where else can you look? What else can you do;
You can have another drink or pop another pill-
But that kind of happiness just isn’t real;
To life you feel like you don’t belong-
And you wonder to yourself where you went wrong;
Then, you look in the mirror and what do you see?-
A glimpse of yourself saying, “Look inside me”;
For happiness is purely a state of mind-
Something you must look inside to find…
Copyright © Sue Phillips | Year Posted 2014
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Sue Phillips Poem
Don’t Cry For Me
Don’t cry for me when I am gone, for let me tell you this-
The place in which I now reside is utter and total bliss;
It’s a place that matches perfectly with your grandest hopes and dreams-
And, your every thought creates itself, or at least that’s how it seems;
Then, when my thoughts turn to you it’s with you that I reside-
And when your thoughts turn to me I’ll be right by your side;
It’s funny how all the things I’ve wondered about now all seem quite clear-
Our bodies die, but our souls live on in a place which knows no fear…
Copyright © Sue Phillips | Year Posted 2014
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Sue Phillips Poem
What Will Be
Life is fragile, of this I am sure-
So many lessons to learn and trials to endure;
Then, just when you think you’ve got things figured out-
You’re bombarded with uncertainty, fears and doubt;
I’ve often wondered when this cycle will end-
But, am quickly reminded by my very special “Friend”’
That there will always be lessons that need to be learned-
Fears to confront and trials which leave us concerned;
“Things happen for a reason” so people say-
And, hopefully, that reason will become clear one day;
But until then I’ll try to accept what will be-
For all these things play a part in how I became Me…
Copyright © Sue Phillips | Year Posted 2014
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