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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Imposter
The words that he spoke Felt like those of another, Those of a person Far greater than he. Words full of wisdom, And kindness, And humour, Words of a person, The world needed to see. He felt he was worthless, … Continue reading
Juggling Act
Two friends juggled. The first, with ease. One ball, then two then three. Stripes of multicolour Dashing through the air, Faster and faster Higher and higher. His friend, less sure, Methodically tossed Two balls between two hands. Slowly, steadily. One … Continue reading
Have a good time!
They told me to ‘Have a good time!’ And it felt like an order, not one I could follow. I wanted to have a good time, but I knew That I’d smile for the snaps but feel hollow. To have … Continue reading
Posted in depression, Family, Mental Health, Parent-Child, Parenting, Poems about Children, Relationships
Tagged depression, expectations, Family, Holiday, parenting, poem, poetry
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Why Write [sonnet]
Why write? They ask, unsure of why I do, But as I pour my words onto the page, I feel the darkness lift, the sadness too, And for some moments I no longer age. Each minute, taking hours on this … Continue reading
Bed Time
Time to rest a weary head, To leave the world and head to bed. It’s been a day hard fought, but won, And now today is said and done. Days like today are best forgot, Some days are good, today … Continue reading
Ice Cream
Ice cream in the sun, The first sign of winter-gone. A smile in a cone.
Posted in Daily Life, Family, Haiku, Parenting, Poems about Children
Tagged haiku, poem, poetry, spring
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Tumbling Down
How could it be, he wondered, That one minute, things were fine. It was a good day of sunny mind, Then, for no reason, he suddenly Fell In A Hole? Climbing out Took far longer Than falling down. He had … Continue reading
Sleep
Your eyes flutter shut, Sleep takes your hand in her hand; You rejoice in sleep.
Posted in Daily Life, Family, Haiku, Parenting, Poems about Children
Tagged haiku, poem, poetry, sleep
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