I am out with lanterns, looking for myself. ~ Emily Dickinson
Embrace Your Dreams
Day is over, night has come. Today is gone, what’s done is done. Embrace your dreams, through the night. Tomorrow comes with a whole new light. ~ George Orwell
The World On My Wall
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The World on my wall is a majestic escape when I’m lying in bed on difficult days.
A natural scene full of wonder and charm to calm my heart in the midst of the storm.
To Mothers Who Aren’t Mothers Yet
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To mothers who aren’t mothers yet I’m one of you, part of the set Of women who with empty arms And aching hearts, and wistful charm Long to hold a babe so sweet Next to your breast with love replete
Seasons
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To Everything there is a season,
Someone wiser than me has said
Spring when you wake in the morning,
Winter when you go to bed.
Like The Rose
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Sometimes the heart must ache
So the soul can find its way
“Fool,” said my Muse
“Fool,” said my Muse. “Look in thy heart and write.” ~ Sir Philip Sidney
The Vibrant Life Poem
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Oh my frenzied mind,
Let go calmly, deliberately, thoughtfully
Of cares beyond thy sphere.
Center the immediate moment;
Relish the color & taste of today…
Listen To Poets
In the very end, civilizations perish because they listen to their politicians and not to their poets. ~ Jonas Mekas
Poem Definition by Robert Frost
A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. ~ Robert Frost