I always wondered does a rich man's dinner taste sweeter? Do the drinks keep coming when your pockets are flushed with cash. Like a poet on payday,
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Send Your Smile: Jan McCartney
Send your smile to me. Send it with your eyes, your laugh, your being. Send your smile to me always to brighten up the
Dependence on Delicateness: James Adamson
All the ages and all the numbers are astounded by the space and time of your beauty. Your smile outnumbers all the pleasure of a bird song on the solar wind. Your eyes shine to
Key to the City: Gerald Herron
Faron Hall, a homeless man, saved two people from drowning; the mayor came down, shook his hand, did not give him a key to the city. A prestigious award one would think! Now I hear they’re handing them out like candy: Henry Winkler, Gene Simmons. “One of these things doesn’t belong with the other”. But … Continue reading Key to the City: Gerald Herron
Just Enter: Cassandra Kulay
Just enter my consciousness to find what my aura may confess. Just enter inside my loneliness, Sadness and solitude can refresh, just enter into where prayers are said. I could put up walls to keep you out but I would rather share my fear and doubt. Sometimes I don’t know what to do, just enter … Continue reading Just Enter: Cassandra Kulay
Silly Sonnet: Brian Smith
The other day, I met a man his employees called him Mr. Shake. In his business, his life did span, so it’s time for his retirement cake. Think of owning his life's work, in the past, I would never think. But now in mind, this notion does lurk, funny how life can throw a kink. … Continue reading Silly Sonnet: Brian Smith
Love: Robert St.Germain
Love can come along and free you from the past. The other times it can kick you in the ass. Love can be a nightmare, or a dream come true. There is some love out there for me and you. You can spend ages trying to track it down. Then out of nowhere, it comes … Continue reading Love: Robert St.Germain
Simply Beautifully Complex: Peter Herget
The mind thinks and overthinks. It conflicts and contradicts. It is simple yet complex, it is good and sometimes bad. It tells of truths but yet it lies and sometimes goes between. What is true? and what is false? Sometimes there is little but yet so much more to it than what appears to be. … Continue reading Simply Beautifully Complex: Peter Herget
Unfaithful: Papion
I am thinking of you every minute of the day When I see you I have nothing to say If I can go back to that very night I would have fought my feelings with all of my might I can remember that look in your eyes I had an idea you were full of … Continue reading Unfaithful: Papion
Light Plays Across a Summer Day: Joyce Lancaster
Light falls upon the streams and rivers To allow the heart to sing Merriment to allow us to dream Of the wondrous thing Of birth of hope and to dream All men and women wish for peace In times of trouble And days of reckoning Songbirds lift the heart above The gloom and the doom … Continue reading Light Plays Across a Summer Day: Joyce Lancaster
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