My Angel.
in Wife Death Poems
Ann you fought so bravely
we were so proud of you.
But the angles needed you in heaven
there was nothing we could do.
John Peter Read
About John Peter Read
John Peter Read was born in the East End of London in 1948. He was brought up by his Nan and mother, as his father left home when he was 5 years old. At the age of 15, John left school with just a basic education. While in school, he wrote little rhymes just for fun. A couple of his religious poems were published by the Christian church in the UK. He always looks for the best in people regardless of their faults because none of us are perfect, and he’s not one to take life too seriously. John joined the Family Friend Poems Forum in 2011, one year after his wife, Ann, passed away. Sharing his thoughts through poetry helps with the pain of grieving.
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God Is Love
in God Poems
I've never seen God
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but I know God's there.
I feel God's presence
everywhere. -
The Moment.
in Poems about Life Struggles
Through life we walk a tightrope
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between the present and the past.
Our lives hang in the balance
and there is no going back. -
Man In The Moon.
in Earth Poems
The man in the Moon
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looks down at the earth
and bows his head in shame.
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Awareness.
in Poems about Life Struggles
Awareness is wisdom
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were truth wears a crown.
Where freedom is born
and lies make no sound.
Poems by John Peter Read
Quotes by John Peter Read
Love can leave you empty,
love can make you whole.
Love can make or break you.
Love is in your soul.
Live life for the moment.
Treasure every single day,
for only God knows what's in store for us
or what he might take away.
Stories
God bless you sister Beryl for your wonderful comment, your verse says it all .
Hi Adonis its all those little things I miss, with only memories left to remind me.
All one can do is soldier on.
God Bless.
I just hope my memory doesn't fade, sister Beryl. It would be like living in a wilderness of confusion.
Hi Laurie, so sorry to hear your mum has dementia. It's so sad to see a loved one suffer this way. If poetry gives her joy, carry on reading, and give her my love, Laurie.
Thank you brother Sterling. Losing the one you love is heartbreaking. I hope the dreams you once had are realised. Where there's life, there's still hope.