Who Would've Thought?
in Change Poems
Who would've thought,
This forty-yeared soul,
Would hear the words,
"To have and to hold,"
in Change Poems
Who would've thought,
This forty-yeared soul,
Would hear the words,
"To have and to hold,"
in Limericks
There once was a disk called a record
Played on vinyl with a stylus connector
Known for hisses and pops
And scratches on top
When choices present throughout the whole day
Enticing you to go this or that way
With convincing arguments that both sides portray;
I find answers are oft in the middle.
Thank you for the kind words, Ann! Ironically, your story and poems are amongst those that inspired some of these words so I'm glad to hear that it at least resonates in some capacity! May...
Lovely romantic winning poem for the month of hearts,
Doug. Congratulations on your win.
in God Poems
The batteries of a flashlight
or a luminescent wristwatch
will die over time;
HIS light is immortal.
We're gathered together in tribute to pay,
A life that was lost, yet still paving the way,
And in spite of our mourning, all is not grey,
For heaven received a new angel today.