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By Charles L. East
Read more by Charles L. East at The Cabin's Featured
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©2000 Charles L. East: The Writing Forum (co-editor) Bio: I am a retired Airline Captain who can look over the rivers, the hills and the far horizon with a profound sense of my own littleness in the vast scheme of things, and yet have faith, hope and courage. A man who loves flowers and can hunt birds without a gun, and feels the thrill of an old forgotten joy when I hear the laugh of a little child. When star-crowned trees and the glint of sunlight on flowing waters subdue me...Then I know I have kept faith with myself, with my fellowman, with my God...in my hand a sword for evil, in my heart a bit of a song...Grateful to live but not afraid to die, such a man...am I. |
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Unto my keeping I have loved thee beyond life's measure, If the sun should quietly rise I shall once more thy name. ~~~ Let not deception fault thee into realms of despair For I would say of thee
thou art indeed
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Poems By Marcia Miller-Twiford
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©2000 Marcia Miller-Twiford: The Writing Forum (co-editor) Bio: Marcia, a native of California, now resides in the Hawaiian Islands in Kailua-Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii. In addition to her first love, poetry, she also writes articles, cameos, essays and short stories. Currently she is working on two novels. Marcia is 1999's recipient of the Estelle Peilano-Crowhurst Memorial Fund Award for Literary Talent. She was awarded certified recognition as one of the Famous Poets for 1999 by The Famous Poets Society. In the year 2000 she was awarded membership in The National Authors Registry, and again, for the second time, named as one of the Famous Poets for the year 2000, nominated as the Poet of the Year for the year 2000, and has been granted Distinguished Membership in the International Society of Poets. |
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All her dreams safely locked away ©2000 Marcia Miller-Twiford ~~~ I awaken in the night sweating blood-stained dreams Hades in technicolor a sacrifice to the Ravens call past pain resurfacing degradation alive again childhood memories stabbing you wake and reassure I trust again calming in your touch healing is granted my heart slows then speeds up again finding my center you calm my fears and you heal my soul far above the calls below we soar towards the light dissolving in our purity we sleep peacefully through another dark night ©2000 Marcia Miller-Twiford ~~~ Our Piece Of Time ~ The search now over, serenity granted hands forever clasped, we stand atop the hill watching the sun disappear below the sea the sky adorned in red and gold the red of our love, the gold of our years a breeze joins us and heaves a sigh you kiss my hair that caresses your cheek and I know that tomorrow is coming soon ~ There are few sunrises that we shall see this love will illuminate our remaining days our time is brief, but beauty is always so we stop to watch the tide at play then stroll down the path and meet the sea there is no finer time or place than now what we have and what we are is the lyric the writer is looking for ~ This is for us alone, to cherish and protect this moment in time that few have known you came to me in your quiet twilight when one of us must leave it will be softly the one remaining sustained forever by what we share and have become all we will have for this journey is the twilight the setting sun and then the moon to light our limited time here and allow the splendor of us to enjoy the sea ~ We know that when our final sunset comes our souls now united will embrace our first Spring in our preordained, endless eternity for now we hold close each love-filled moment a lifelong search has at last ended given the insight we now know the secret a gift bestowed upon us by God we can now embrace the joy and contemplate the splendor of our treasured destiny ©2000 Marcia Miller-Twiford |
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Poems By Annie
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Homepage: The Allure Of Poetry N Prose A Special "poetic bio" by the author herself: Open to Love, Easily Broken To know me, look into my eyes Discover the child who loves to Hear the woman with a song ever on her lips, Recognize the woman standing in the midst of wild flowers. Know the woman who walks with the grace of a Grand Lady, Annie Lehberg |
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I have always been one Could it be there is another Is she gazing at the moon, Spellbound by the moons glow, a ~~~ My Soul Companion Standing before you, I With an ever-so-slight You have cast your spell. Fascination takes hold of me, My spirit becomes lost in Do you want me? As I float through the maze Searching incessantly for ©2000 Annie Lehberg |
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Dark spiders crawl on glowing webs I searched for meaning never found I felt the grip of time's embrace I found a place of solitude, ©2000 |
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Bio: Native of New Orleans, Louisiana, have lived in
Oak Ridge North, Texas for last 20 years. Pets included wife of 26 years,
2 kids (18 & 19), an 80lb Irish Setter that thinks it's a lap dog,
and the finches I raise and breed. Love them all.
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To Say The Simple Things
Sometimes when I'm around you, I'm at a loss for words. I can't say all those beautiful things that other people say. I can't tell you how I love your hair, the way you brush it, the way you wash it, the way you wear it on any given day. I can't tell you how your eyes transfix me, or that I have to look away when they meet mine, before I act the utter fool. I can't explain how I hang on your every word, smile, and gesture. I can't say the simple things, like I love you, God how I love you, or speak at all, when I'm feeling this way. I can't show you the things I want you to see, I can't breathe, I can't move, except to run away. I can't be an adult because the child within me is so bubbly with love. I love you as if there was never anything else to do, as if tomorrow would never come, and yesterday was always today. I love you so warmly, and deeply, with every fiber of my being, and if I could do but one thing, I'd choose to tell you so. © 2000 W. James Beard, Jr. ~~~ Blue velvet © 2000 W. James Beard, Jr. ~~~ I loveth thine hair, © 2000 W. James Beard, Jr. ~~~ As I flipped the coin But down it came, I looked at it through © 2000 W. James Beard, Jr. ~~~ She never liked me to watch her © 2000 W. James Beard, Jr. ~~~ |