I love my queen
She is my dream
The most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen
Her name is Jolene
I love my princess
Her name is Charlotte
And her sister Margaret.
They are sisters
Yet I can be their misters
Their beautiful luscious hair
Flowing everywhere
I just stop and stare
I will always be there.
Although I love them all
I must not fall
For no one else other then Harrison.
I love school
You don’t know how much
You hate school
Like a bad gorilla
To Mrs. Marshall, With Gratitude
In the classroom’s gentle glow,
Where seeds of knowledge softly grow,
Mrs. Marshall stands with grace,
Guiding each young mind’s embrace.
With patience deep and kindness true,
She paints the world in vibrant hue.
Lessons bloom like flowers bright,
In her care, we take our flight.
Through challenges, she leads the way,
Turning night into the day.
A beacon shining ever clear,
Her wisdom is our guiding sphere.
So here’s to you, our cherished guide,
With gratitude, we stand beside.
For every lesson, every smile,
You make our journey worthwhile.
Rain — the beauty behind happiness,
So many smiles it leaves behind.
The scene looks cheerful and joyful,
Raindrops bring comfort to the mind.
Look! The clouds begin to gloom,
Yet the people start to shine.
Rain — the beauty behind happiness,
And the home of many dreams.
The dreams of people everywhere,
The dreams of those the rain redeems.
Monday comes so quietly,
begins the new journey.
The alarm clock rings early,
and I haven’t done a thing.
Tuesday brings more energy,
I already feel so young.
A new day begins,
the sun smiles in the wind.
Wednesday stands in the middle,
with work and steps to take.
But soon it’s over,
half the week is in the lake.
Thursday sounds cheerful,
we move forward happily.
Friday is so near,
how wonderful, hooray!
Friday is welcome,
the week has flown by.
We’re already dreaming of sleep,
of the weekend – oh my!
Saturday brings the laughter,
we do things at a leisurely pace.
No stress, no “Must do, now!”
Just peace in every place.
Sunday is very still,
because everyone wants to rest.
A book, some tea, a glance –
and then it’s back again
Two souls woven, like threads of fine lace,
In the tapestry of time, we’ve found our place.
With every heartbeat, a cadence we share,
In the rhythms of life, we dance without care.
In the Quiet Aftermath
In the soft whisper of night’s embrace,
Where shadows linger and silence has a face,
Your laughter dances on the edges of dreams,
A fragile echo, unravelling at the seams.
The empty chair, a monument to grace,
Holds the warmth of memories, time cannot erase.
Each heartbeat a reminder of words left unsaid,
In the garden of longing where the petals are shed.
I trace your name in the cool autumn air,
A ghost in the sunlight, woven with care.
Though time may weave its relentless thread,
In every tear, a story, in every sigh, you’re not dead.
You are the whisper of wind through the trees,
The flicker of starlight, the soft hush of the seas.
In laughter, in sorrow, in moments that gleam,
You reside in my heart, in the fabric of dream.
So I carry you gently, you’re never far away,
In the rhythm of life, in the dawn’s silver ray.
For love like ours, though the body may part,
Lives on in the echoes, forever in my heart.
I pull at my eyes,
For too much they have seen,
A world too dark,
Too cruel – it’s bordering obscene.
The horrors linger,
Etched in my restless mind,
A thousand nightmares,
And only one way for them to be left behind.
With trembling palm,
I rip,
Tear,
Pull my eyes out,
To silence all this agonising doubt,
For sight had led me to witness too much,
Things too deep,
Things I couldn’t trust.
And now I long for endless, eternal sleep.
No eyes, no pain,
No world to see or fear,
Just dancing shadows and silent whispers,
Far or near.
I’m in darkness now,
And I hold my tongue –
I hold my peace,
Where all the worlds terrors,
They finally cease.
AT FIRST I THOUGHT THAT I WAS ALL ALONE.
ALL ALONE IN THAT SADENED, PITIFUL DARK WORLD,
WITH LOTS AND LOTS OF SLIPPERY STAIRS.
I STILL DON’T KNOW WHY I FELT
IT THAT WAY. BUT I NEVER KNEW
WHAT AWAITED ME AT THE END OF THAT STAIR.
LONELINESS MADE ME SCARED OF THE TRUE
BEAUTIFUL WORLD WITH MARVELLOUS COLOURS.
BEING LONELY WAS LIKE A CURSE TO ME.
EACH AND EVERY TIME WAS A LOT TO ME
LIKE A PERSON TRYING TO MOVE A BIG STONE
WITH BARE HANDS. AT FIRST IT WAS HARD FOR ME.
BUT WITH DUE EFFORTS I BROUGHT MY LIGHT.
MY OWN LIGHT THAT WAS EAGERLY WAITING FOR ME.