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From her Mind… #Poetry — anita dawes and jaye marie
REBLOG: Don’t miss this beautiful piece by Anita Dawes. ❤ From her Mind I have in my many years seen shit float Heard it speak many languages So the other day I was surprised When my granddaughter asked “Nana, if … Continue reading
With You
To be touched with kindness to be heard without judgement to be seen in the glare of daylight to be held to be safe with you (C) 2019 Penny Wilson
Shields of Gossamer
Strong yet fragile in ways never perceived Shields of Gossamer This exquisite softness Hushed never expressed This one failing accepted (C) 2019 Penny Wilson Image by Sabine Dengler from Pixabay
Loving You
The thought of being without you The ache more than emotional Like a kick in the chest I didn’t think it would ever happen again But it has *(C)2019 Penny Wilson
Apart, Together
I wish on the same stars. Tonight. Every night. We are apart, together. We two. The ache, palitable. I reach inside my chest touch it, caress it. Do my best to soothe it. We are apart, together. We two. Copyright … Continue reading
The Thirst Remains
I’m the junkie twitching for his next fix I’m the drunkard looking for his next drink I’m the infant crying for his mother’s breast The need in me to give life to my thoughts is undeniable My fingers are drawn … Continue reading
Under the Stars
The twinkling stars shine down on you. Do you have a favorite you wish upon too? Mine is that little one, I think it might be flawed. It’s the one I watch when I talk to God. My wish for … Continue reading
