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Poetry
by Joan Cripps
I love English, but I’m not very knowledgeable.
I have a large binder with over 100 poems, about love, pain, our camp, rain, sun, silence, animals, birds etc. I wrote
this for people like me who dab in poetry J
My opening page tells about my lack of knowledge.
English Errors
A
mixture of poems
Thats
plain to see.
Not
written by an interlect
Only
me.
Words
not spelled right,
Comas
a sight.
Periods
and paragraphs too
All
scream for correction,
But
will have to come from you.
Just
read with your heart,
And
let your eyes through
The
words that I write
Put
down on paper
With
pen in hand of me
It's maker.
I was slaying on the couch one afternoon and the sun was streaming through the side window. It awakened old memories for me.
Feelings Relived
Sunlight
streaming,
Shadows
dancing on the floor.
Feeling
memories dancing
Out
of years gone by,
Of
years no more,
But
still so alive
In
sunlight shadows
Dancing
on the floor.
I
feel you yester year
I
taste of long ago.
A
fleeting moment, But oh, so cherished,
As
I live once again
the
feeling memories
that
are no more.
A
moment in time
I
cannot grasp; I reach.
Let
me hold you,
Taste
you, feel you,
And
climb the barriers of time.
Back
to the memories so alive
In
sunlight shadows
Dancing on the floor.
Joan Cripps is a Domestic Engineer
from Chatham. She says, "Domestic Engineers are JUST stay at home moms, no pay, no retirement parties." She founded the Purple
Hat Ladies Tea Society in 2001. Email Joan at rayjoanc@nbnet.nb.ca
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