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 Mar 2015 Alice Morris
Joe Cole
You are an artist
A sculptor who crafts fine works
But you also sculpt with your mind
And beautiful imagery written in gold
Flows across the page
You are the gentle rains of spring that nurture us
The summer sun that warms us
The bounty of autumn that feeds us
In winter you are the crackling log fire that comforts us
When you leave you will leave with our love
But you will steal our souls
You are the Soulsurvivor but we are not
Soul less we will be cast upon barren ground
There to wither and die
For without a Soul we cannot survive
For Catherine, our Soul
 Mar 2015 Alice Morris
ShamusDeyo
Everytime I hear No, its always .......MY FAULT
As the Brain drags me down this train of illogic
Anxiety Loops in unending Circles Spun to the Tragic
What can go wrong, then to feel like.......
Life has ***** me, And why is it always my Fault

The FIST FLEW out of Nowhere, Sucker punched*
Slow motion falling as a..........
Childs head bounces off the ground
Awaking to throbbing Pain,
My Pants around my Knees,
And why is it always my Fault..

For those who know what I mean
Others can't know what we've seen
Even if Its both Bad and Yucky
*Childhood is for the lucky..........JMF  9/28/14
I did a revision of an earlier Piece...

I realized I never had a childhood
 Feb 2015 Alice Morris
Joe Cole
No permanent home, no mobile phone
He doesn't need any of that.
All that he wants, all that he needs
Carried in a bag on his back

No hot morning shower to brighten his day
Just a dip in an icy cold stream
He wanders the byways and small country roads
Seeking to fulfill all his dreams

He needs no soft bed under a roof
Just a grassy bed under the moon
Far does he travel the small country lanes
He needs no bus tram or train

He's quite content with the life that he chose
The life of a wandering man
No beers or fine wines will he ever drink
For him cool clear water is fine

For his dinner the food that nature provides
So no worries about earning a wage
His life is just an unfinished book
Each new day the start of an unwritten page

He's quite content living this way
Living under the moon and the stars
But he knows it will end as for all men it must
When he finally writes his last page.
This was originally posted as The Wanderer.  Just a few subtle changes
Poetry~ They can't know it's me,
I tell myself they'll never know.
It is my way to flow,to let go.

The words in my head need to be freed,
But the windmills won't turn,
It's only a breeze.

Maybe if they could see how I see,
Or feel what I feel,
Maybe they'd know how I feel is real.

"Why so locked up?
You're not as loquacious.
You used to be loud, annoying, bodacious."

I think what you're seeing is what you remember,
The little girl I was, that was last December.

Now the May flowers are springing,
The haikus they're bringing.

To the world that's now opened,
My small self seems choked.

Now don't get me wrong, I'm not very old,
But despite my young age my experience grows.

I know what I think, and I know that I'm right
So please don't be blinded by your bias in sight.

My age is merely a mark,
So please, don't stop me before I start.

~Kj
I posted this on another poetry website, but I like this site better. Sorry it's so rough. PLEASE look for the symbolism (punctuation, repeated words). Ugh, I hope I didn't fail as a writer. I hope you understand.
 Feb 2015 Alice Morris
Maura
After winter
There is a spring

After pain
There is healing

After struggle
There is growth

After heartbreak
There is love

And while the dark seems to last
The daybreak never fails to
Come
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