Tag: mental-health
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Poem about Mom
Best Friends – Best Friend, that would be my mom. She’d be there, to her I’d glom. Listening close, felt my pain. Showed me rainbow, when it’d rain. All that’s left, a memory. She, no longer, here for me. – Best Friend to hear my trials. Set me straight on my denials. A companion at…
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Poem about Rewarding Self
The Cottage – Lakeside cottage, damp, musty. Since last use, very dusty. Spiders crawl, webs are spinning. Mice abound, control winning. – Deck covered with dried up leaves. Low branched trees are touching eaves. Grass long, in need of a mow. Boat in water, good to go. – Don’t want work all day at chores.…
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Poem about Living Rich Life
Living Rich – Enter the room. Hold head high. Smile, don’t let out a sigh. Greeting strangers as though friends, Spread cheer until day ends. – Ask questions when you don’t know, Sure to let your interest show. Help up others when they’re down, Do not show them scornful frown. – If self-confidence you lack,…
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Poem about being overloaded with things to do
Old and Tired – Old and tired, need to rest. Can’t get all done, but try best. Another day, try to find, Under which pile left my mind – Weight is heavy, start to sink. Cannot stop, no time to think. – I’d ask for help, but who to? Don’t know what I am to…
June Nash 