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Jac Judy A. Campbell

About Jac Judy A. Campbell

Jac Judy A. Campbell is a poet by heart and a writer by nature, and she is thrilled to be able to share part of herself that others will enjoy. She reads a lot of good books and loves arts and crafts, sewing, crocheting, cooking, and growing a garden. She is happily married, takes care of her husband, and enjoys her children and grandchildren as much as possible.

Jac Judy A. Campbell lives in a little country house in the central California Valley, surrounded by grapes, almonds, walnuts, and just about any fruit you could wish for. She is happily retired and is thankful God has given her the time and knowledge to write whenever she chooses to pick up her pencil.

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Poems by Jac Judy A. Campbell

He Looks A Lot Like You

A few months after my husband passed I was going through some difficult adjustments getting use to being without him. One day my sister-in-law and I were walking down the street toward my husbands and I favorite deli-coffee shop. I couldn't believe my eyes there walking ahead I saw my husband. Now you and I both know that couldn't be possible, but I had to prove it to myself. Here is what happened. So I told it in a poem form.
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- Posted on 10/19/24
in I Miss You Poems

On a crowded street I saw him
On a corner close to home
His walk was long and steady
He wore your style of clothes.

On a crowded street I saw him
On a corner close to home
His walk was long and steady
He wore your style of clothes.

I saw his muscles through his shirt
His shoulders about your size
Yet from the back his shape was yours
And he swayed from side to side.

As he turned my way he saw me
His look then caught my stare
Upon his head he wore a hat,
And there was silver in his hair.

His face is tanned, his eyes are blue
Upon his lips set a mustache too,
Oh did I forget to mention
He looks a lot like you.

He strolled into our coffee shop
He took your favorite chair,
And as he turned to greet me
I imagined you were there.

As our chit-chat became flirtatious
His charm was so much you,
I found myself inside his arms
Our dreams were all but few

As the evening found the morning
And each one's passion grew
I fixed myself around him and
The love was all but new.

Yet in my midnight dreams I found you
Because he felt so much like you
Oh did I forget to mention
He looked a lot like you
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The Poet In Me
- Published: December 12, 2024
in Creative Poems

I'm just a simple writer
I use not fancy words
I only write what's in my head
With words from the old school

I'm just a simple writer
I use not fancy words
I only write what's in my head
With words from the old school
I like to tell some stories
Some tales and even more
Of my own true life happenings
That I have kept in store.
I like to write a poem or two
And try to rhyme a verse
And if it sounds a little silly,
Then it won't be the first
I'm just a common person
A poet now it seems,
If that's a fact I'll gladly accept
The challenge of my dreams.
I'll keep on writing when I can
To share some tales and woes
And hopefully the poems you read
Will be a comfort to your soul.
The world will never rejoice or sing,
Nor will I win a golden globe
But I will always be content
To pen what's in my heart and soul
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Amen, I too feel the same.
Poems just pop onto your head and heart.
A life experience, word, lyric in a song, all inspired a poem for me.
Keep on writing

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May You Have Blessings
- Published: October 15, 2024
Receiving Gods Blessings

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May we learn about Jesus and his time here on earth,
Understand his crucifixion and the miracle of his birth

May we read bible scriptures his word to obey

May we learn about Jesus and his time here on earth,
Understand his crucifixion and the miracle of his birth

May we read bible scriptures his word to obey
To use as a guide all the time day by day

Have church hymns to sing enough to fill up our souls
May we always seek righteousness for our spirit to be whole

Have God's blessings by numbers, have abundance of faith
Have convictions not many through God's saving grace

Say prayers to help others don't forget the amens
Find amazing guidance from God's loving hands

May we have praise in our hearts and rejoice in God's love
And seek our salvation from our Savior above.
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Love And Age
- Published: September 17, 2024
Love As We Grow Older

in Husband Poems

The things I love about you
Aren't going away with age.
You will still calm me down,
Perk me up, get me excited,

The things I love about you
Aren't going away with age.
You will still calm me down,
Perk me up, get me excited,
and drive me crazy.
It's not how handsome you are,
Or how you look in your clothes
It's seeing your smile when we meet
after a long day apart,
It's the wink you give me from
Across the room.
The special excitement of keeping
It all brand new.
It's not the silver in your hair,
Or the hat or tie you wear,
It's the pat of affection as I pass by
It's the laughter when we share a joke,
It's sneaking around with you having a rendezvous
It's the sweetness in your voice,
It's being there when you're needed
And the loneliness when you're not,
It's sitting beside you watching a baseball game.
It's the snugs and hugs in the middle of the night
The things I love about you
Aren't going away with age.
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Dear Granddaughter
- Published: August 31, 2024
My One And Only Granddaughter

in Grandchildren Poems

You came to us as a Princess
A pretty Granddaughter baby girl
So full of love and laughter
A sparkling diamond in this world

You came to us as a Princess
A pretty Granddaughter baby girl
So full of love and laughter
A sparkling diamond in this world

You were Unicorns and Rainbows
Smiles and giggles from the start
A beautiful ray of sunshine
You captured our lives and heart

We had play days together
Sleep overs and tea party's too
Dance rehearsals dressed all in pink
So adorable that was you.

As years go by we watched you grow
Into a lady oh so keen
You may not be our little girl now
But YOU the princess is a queen
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Quote from “She's Our Mother” familyfriendpoems.com/poem/103026

She's a love that's everlasting,
worth more than diamonds and gold.
We thank God for our mothers,
a sacred treasure to behold.

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Jac Judy A. Campbell, calif
3 years ago

So sorry about your mother. It is hard, but the memories are what we cherish and keep us connected to the ones we lose. Thanks for reading.

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Jac Judy A. Campbell, calif
3 years ago

Thanks, Raelene, for reading and enjoying this poem, Yes, realizing and accepting the fact our mothers are peaceful and content is worth all the hurt of missing them. Blessings!
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Jac Judy A. Campbell, calif
3 years ago

Thanks, Diane. I'm glad you enjoyed this poem. The only hope we have after they pass is that they are peaceful and content.
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Jac Judy A. Campbell, calif
3 years ago

I guess you have to live through it and feel the sentiments to understand the feelings. you know be a part of it. So sweet are the memories, Larry.
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Jac Judy A. Campbell, calif
3 years ago

Aw, that's what it is all about - the touching sentiments and loving memories.
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Poems by Jac Judy A. Campbell

He Looks A Lot Like You

The Poet In Me

May You Have Blessings

Love And Age

Dear Granddaughter

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