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Poems by Cindy Thompson

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09/09/20241298 Free verse
09/09/2024246 Free verse
09/09/2024145 Free verse
09/09/2024149 Free verse
09/09/2024128 Free verse
09/09/2024108 Rhyme
09/06/2023173 Rhyme
09/06/2023175 Free verse
05/09/2023581 Free verse
05/09/2023482 Free verse
05/09/2023711 Free verse
05/09/2023474 Free verse
05/09/2023441 Other
05/09/2023420 Rhyme
01/03/2022537 Ballad
10/14/2021610 Couplet
09/28/2021480 Free verse
09/25/2021495 Free verse
09/08/2021450 Free verse
09/08/2021574 Blank verse
09/08/2021359 Free verse
09/08/2021452 Free verse
09/08/2021478 Other
09/08/2021650 Ballad
09/08/2021390 Free verse
09/08/2021597 Free verse
09/08/2021370 Quatrain
07/28/2021527 Rhyme

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Pennsylvania-born, a coal miner's daughter, granddaughter of Italian immigrant grandparents (Calabrese, Abbruzzesee), I am a lover of all things food and all things laughter. I have had a love affair with words since ... forever. "In my little garden pretty, I found a little pure black kitty" were the first two lines to the very first poem I ever wrote as a 7-year-old.

I was talked to and nurtured in two languages, and then discovered my own love language is creative writing. Of late (pun intended) I write eulogies for friends ... my gift to their families in their grief. I’ve had many poems published in literary publications, and one published book, Dover Street Memories.

Now I reside in Lakewood, Colorado, via Kansas City (I believe I may be one of those "crazy, little women"). Privileged to poet at a mile high, I am also a horse owner (she's a Hafgan or a Morglinger, take your pick), cat owner, and owner of a variety of emotions that I visit daily.

Though educator/proofreader/editor would describe my work life, I always aspired to be a baton twirler when I grew up. I fulfilled that by twirling as fast as I can to keep up with all that life embodies (occasionally getting bonked on the head by a misguided baton).


Book: Reflection on the Important Things