![]() Oldies perhaps worth your time to readA Poem by Poeticpiers![]() varied formats![]() Whilst trolling through my old archive I found some early works survive. I think perhaps the time is right to re-expose them to the light So I propose to post a few. I know I can rely on you To comment on them honestly and tell me if they ought be Conserved, preserved or they deserve To erased from memory. Melanie. She knows she is not the same as other girls and boys But she is glad that they came. To play with her and share her toys. To be included in the game Is quite enough for Melanie Although some times she wonders why she should be different.She can see no reason for it.She does try to play the same games happily. To her that she will never understand To pity her would be absurd To her ,her life is simply grand for she’s a free as any bird. A liitle girl she’ll always be . A perpetual loving child From stress and worry completely free No adolescent running wild But how I wish that she could be. A normal child Reposted Wednesday, 09 November 2011 http:// blog.myspace.com/poeticpiers Letting Go. She sits asleep her wig askew. She care no more what people think And lives again the days she knew The flying years gone in a blink. She’s just a fresh young girl again. Before she wed beforse she knew All of the pleasures and the pain That only life can teach to you For fourscore years and seven now She played a lively active part. Now she’s content to let it go To younger ones close to her heart. Great Grandmama can rest at last She knows the show will still go on Set her free to live in the past Relive again years which are long gone She sits asleep her wig askew The family still cherish her But there is little the can do Because her mind has gone elsewhere. Yesterday/tomorrow The silent shadows echo mysteries Across the disused nursery floor; a toy Abandoned long ago by a child lies No echoes or mysteries can destroy the memories stored in a mothers mind Her children and she was left behind to potter round to fill the day The big old house that served her family well Is too big now to copw with on her own The passing years and dwindling income tell. A story that is now far too well known Tomorrow she leaves for a nursing home Tomorrow when the children come Letting Go. She sits asleep her wig askew. She care no more what people think And lives again the days she knew The flying years gone in a blink. She’s just a fresh young girl again. Before she wed beforse she knew All of the pleasures and the pain That only life can teach to you For fourscore years and seven now She played a lively active part. Now she’s content to let it go To younger ones close to her heart. Great Grandmama can rest at last She knows the show will still go on Set her free to live in the past Relive again years which are long gone She sits asleep her wig askew The family still cherish her But there is little they can do Because her mind has gone elsewhere. Yesterday/tomorrow The silent shadows echo mysteries Across the disused nursery floor; a toy Abandoned long ago by a child lies No echoes or mysteries can destroy the memories stored in a mothers mind Her children left and she was left behind to potter round to fill the day The big old house that served her family well Is too big now to cope with on her own The passing years and dwindling income tell. A story that is now far too well known Tomorrow she leaves for a nursing home Tomorrow when the children come © 2011 PoeticpiersReviews
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3 Reviews Added on November 10, 2011 Last Updated on November 10, 2011 Author![]() PoeticpiersNear Durham city UK, United KingdomAbout72years, young married. Ex police officer Ex social worker. interests Reading and writing poetry Painting and drawing in coloured pencil avid reader,sci fi fantasy crime. comparitive religion and esp... more..Writing
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