A poem about a person who was a teenager in the 1980’s wanting to go back to magical neon light days.
A poem about a person who was a teenager in the 1980’s wanting to go back to magical neon light days.
Words We Never got to say – A poem about having time to be there for your parents and when they are gone, thinking of what they may have gone through with their own parents
A poem about facing a change in life remembering who you are from the tough times and fighting back with pride
A heart ablaze with fire With life’s passion for the mind A soul forever searching A mind so hard to find Exiled from the normal The purest ray of light The brightest star that’s blazing Across the darkest night A voice as smooth as velvet Eyes reflect so blue As deep as the purest ocean …
Each morning when I wake Till night when I can sleep I give my best smile to the world Yet my heart inside does weep The days they feel so lonely Some days I’m so alone No laugh or hugs to guide me Or missed call on the phone Just simple, pure reminders That will …
Eyes adorn a timeline Of life that has gone by Footprints that my heart has left Eyes raised into the sky