Tag: mental-health
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Poem: Seamstress
Seamstress by June Nash . Seamstress sits in chair Other’s clothes repair While dressed in old rags Of good deeds she brags . It tears at her heart When they fall apart Her family and friends Their ailments must mend . Takes thread from her soul To make others whole Creating a run In own…
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Poem: I Who Care
I Who Care by June Nash . I’m a nag Out right hag You say fine All the time But do not Do a lot Easy go? I say no Hard to bear I lose hair From roots pull My plate’s full I can’t quit So throw fit It’s not fair I still care
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Poem: Dumb Blonde
Dumb Blonde by June Nash . Here’s a story of a girl named June Cute little blonde, a bit late to bloom Got attention flaunting empty head Though brain alive, she feigned it was dead . Started quite young, all said it was cute Made people smile, she thought it a hoot Dumb blondes aren’t…
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Poem: Too Busy for Fun
Too Busy for Fun I was busy, lots to be done No time for hobbies or things fun So I put aside crafts and things Focused on loftier doings – I’d sit and ponder tasks at hand Sit and sit, but never to stand I started up a game or two Of solitaire, that’s all…
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Poem: I’m A Weed
I’m A Weed – I’m a weed, hearty and strong. Went to school, didn’t belong. Teachers want us pruned and tamed. Tried to heed. To sit still aimed. – I’m a weed. My roots grew strong. Teachers said ‘Doing it wrong!’. Pushing through, inquisitive. Weeds, it seems, quite intrusive. – I’m a weed, once a…
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