Tag: death
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Poem: Too Late, Mommy’s Gone
Too Late, Mommy’s Gone Mommy’s gone, not coming home. Off to church, us three alone. Mommy said, need to be brave. Care for papa, and behave. Mommy’s in a better place. Angels will, her pain, erase. Daddy says at church must pray. Too late now, she’s gone away. June Nash I subscribe to the Weekly…
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Poem about Self Pity-Physical Pain
Pain Waiting for death to knock on your door. I know you’re in pain, pain you abhor. Why not try? Only a bone you break, Not invalid, your own fate you make. – You disgust me, your habits are foul, For self do not strive, not try at all. Will not get up,…
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Poem about Life’s Paths
Burn New Path – Choose, you must, which way to turn. Though sometimes path causes burn. Turn back? Redo? Reverse curse? Or stop afraid, wound to nurse? – Cannot undo what is done. Must continue on path spun. More forks are in road to pick, Which one to take is the trick. – Neither path…
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Poem: Cataclysmic Pop
Cataclysmic Pop – Running through world as blind Looking for next great find. Never stopping to see Beauty in front of me. – Time it seemed, running out. Need do it all sans doute. Dead lines to meet I dread, Will not complete ‘til dead. – One day, was forced to stop. Since cataclysmic pop,…
June Nash 