The Interloper
in Cancer Poems
You came in uninvited
and decided to stay.
I am going to poison you,
make you go away.
in Cancer Poems
You came in uninvited
and decided to stay.
I am going to poison you,
make you go away.
A fun and loyal friend to me,
a friendship made to last,
family ties from long ago,
shared memories of the past.
in Work Poems
Oh, the joys of growing old.
No more work from nine to five,
no hurry in the mornings.
It's just good to be alive.
Thanks for writing this poem. I'm getting closer and closer, and I'm looking forward to the day.
Once I glimpsed another world,
gilded streams of light unfurled,
incandescent trails of wonder
blew my present world asunder.
I was going through the stories when I came to know about your husband. I am so sorry for your loss. I can't really imagine your grief at this time. May the Almighty give you strength to bear...
Cynthia, I couldn't have asked for a better compliment from a fellow poet I really respect. I think all of your poetry is superb. Especially good to receive a boost to my moral as my husband has recently died.
Great to hear from you. Good luck with your retirement!
Oh Patricia, another lovely poem. I find all your poetry so relatable - it speaks to my heart. Please keep writing. Very best wishes, Ann
Beautifully written and expressed. It is so sad to lose someone you love when they are visibly still there. It must be heartbreaking when it is your own sister.
Best wishes, Ann
Perfect for both kids and adults at Christmas - great fun. Best wishes, Ann D Stevenson