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    Poems by Mary Denise Lyons

  • The Whisper

    • Published: April 1, 2024

    in Life Lesson Poems

    In these days of chaos and doubt,
    Don't listen to the loudest shout.
    Listen to the whisper within.

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    • Votes 11
    • Rating 3.64
  • Awakening

    • Published: February 24, 2024

    in Falling in Love Poems

    Sun sparkles on lake waters.
    Sun shines, swallows swoop, chattering wildly.
    We escape from work, a weekly fleeing.
    Growing again in Nature.

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    • Rating 4.67
  • Cheeky Beak

    • Published: December 1, 2023

    in Nature Poems for Kids

    Cheeky Beak's a robin,
    He lives beside my house.
    He's redder than a berry,
    And rounder than a mouse.

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    • Rating 4.47
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    Such a fun loving poem. This poem painted your chirping friend beautifully.

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  • This Christmas

    • Published: December 2022

    in Christmas Poems

    The golden lights are twinkling
    With Christmas in the air;
    Bing Crosby sweetly singing,
    And snowflakes in my hair.

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    • Rating 4.50
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    You could have written this poem for me - it will be my first Christmas without my husband. I've written a similar poem myself, but if you check it out you will find it's not as good as...

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  • Mary Denise Lyons
  • 1 year ago

What a moving poem, so vivid and real. I've never read a poem on this theme before.

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