Shirley J. Stankiewicz

placeholder

About Shirley J. Stankiewicz

This user has not added a bio yet.
  • visit Website
  • on Facebook
  • on Twitter
  • on Instagram

    Poems by Shirley J. Stankiewicz

  • A Mother's Cry

    • Published: April 2008

    in Missing You Poems

    Colors of dark grey and black fill the world in which I live
    No other feeling could possibly be worse than this
    Where once was a room filled with laughter and cheer
    Now stands loneliness, emptiness, and despair

    More...

    Go To Complete Poem

    • Stories 1
    • Shares 1609
    • Favorited 72
    • Votes 928
    • Rating 4.50
    Featured Shared Story

    Alone again, my child and me.
    Wondering who the lucky guy is
    My endless love for you is killing me
    I can't find the courage to walk away
    The swelling waves of pain drown me
    I'm trapped...

    Read complete story

    Touched by the poem? Share your story! (1)

  • Good-Bye

    • Published: November 2007

    in Addiction Poems

    (Ode to Alcohol)
    The queasy feeling in my stomach
    The pounding in my head
    The only thoughts in my mind

    More...

    Go To Complete Poem

    • Stories 4
    • Shares 1353
    • Favorited 58
    • Votes 484
    • Rating 4.47
    Featured Shared Story

    I really enjoyed reading this, it made me reflect back to what I have done to my son. My life is so much better today. I have been 14 months sober from alcoholism. Thank you for letting me...

    Read complete story

    Touched by the poem? Share your story! (4)

  • Thank You, God

    • Published: July 2006

    in Baby Poems

    Sent straight from heaven up above
    Came an angel for me to love
    To hold and rock and kiss good night
    To wrap my arms around real tight

    More...

    Go To Complete Poem

    • Stories 6
    • Shares 2551
    • Favorited 40
    • Votes 1621
    • Rating 4.51
    • Poem of the Week
    Featured Shared Story

    I love your poem! I have an 8-month-old son who is my world. If it weren't for him, I would've given up a long time ago. He is the very reason I am still alive.

    Touched by the poem? Share your story! (6)

Back to Top