A Flash Of Red

 

A Flash Of Red

 

 

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I have had a thing for the color red as long as I can remember,
I love autum leaves that turn a very bright red in September,
This poem follows my thoughts of the color red as you read,
I won’t take it hard if with my conclusions, you don’t concede.
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My Little Man

 

My Little Man

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I think we all know there’s something inside that helps us along,
As we get in mischief living life often doing bad things so wrong.
This poem tells about that little man right inside of my body,
That kept me in line when I often did those awful things so shoddy. Continue reading

What If

 

What If

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Sometimes it’s fun to play the “what If” game to test our fantasies.
We wonder about things in the world we live in that just might be.
This poem captures my wild ideas that may provoke your minds.
They are not true, but “what if” just one was correctly aligned? Continue reading

Waj Gwah

 

Waj Gwah

 

This is just a silly little story poem probably not worth your time,
So please don’t read it unless you’re drinking a fine red wine,
As it is what I call a bit of very dry humor only for very high I Q’s.
Now that I’ve got your attention, you must read it or you lose. Continue reading

Just Can’t Quit

 

Just Can’t Quit

 

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Well my daughter Tamara was right, so here I am back again,
Although my story has been told, I need to write now and then,
With this poem, I know my poetry is written for my benefit,
And not for the busy lives of others with no time at to read it.

 

 

( Just a reminder from the past of why I write these poems,
I may disappear a while but I will likely get back going.
As I may need to further stimulate my old brain again,
To keep it fresh recalling what’s left in there as I begin. )

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The Stories End

 

The Stories End

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They say that all good things must sometimes come to an end.
As my blog goal has now been achieved, I am shutting down again.
My story has been told with a few little extraneous tales to boot.
This poem will end my life’s story, so don’t the messenger shoot. Continue reading