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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Sleep – Jacqueline Nash
Sleep When the day has been so very unkind, when I find I cannot give or take any more, all I want is to sink into the arms of the night, to be wrapped in it’s tender, dark, velvet embrace. … Continue reading
Life’s Rich Tapestry – Jacqueline Nash
Life’s Rich Tapestry Sometimes I have to ask myself, just what is the point of it all. Life can be so challenging, life can be so very cruel. Just when everything is going fine and I think that all is … Continue reading
I Cried – Jacqueline Nash
I wrote this some time ago after watching a television program that really moved and upset me. It is strange that when something upsets us, without realising it, we don’t get upset about that one particular thing but our minds go all … Continue reading
The Continuum of Time – Jacqueline Nash
My poem today is about wondering what life would be like in the future. How would you like to see into the future or even travel into the future and to live there? Sometimes I think it would be really … Continue reading
Work Day Blues – Jacqueline Nash
Today being a Monday, I thought that this poem would be a good one for my post. It’s a bit different to the poems I usually write, but I wanted to write one in the form of a Blues Song. This is … Continue reading
Birds of Passage – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1807-1882 was an American poet who wrote the famous poems, The Song of Hiawatha and Evangeline. He mostly wrote lyric poems known for their musicality, although he did experiment with other forms of poetry such as hexameter and free … Continue reading
My Grandparent’s House – Jacqueline Nash
Childhood memories, for some they are good and for some they are bad. I am one of the fortunate ones. My memories of up until I was eleven years old are mostly good. My mother was part of a large family … Continue reading
Mushrooms – Sylvia Plath
The other weekend when walking through the woods I noticed the sudden appearance of little groups of mushrooms sprouting from everything. I was so intrigued by them, I proceeded to take photos to the point of becoming obsessed. When deciding on a … Continue reading
My Soulmate – Jacqueline Nash
Feeling a little sentimental today. I wrote this poem some time ago when I wanted to let my husband know how special he was to me and by the way, still is. We’ve been together for so long now that we … Continue reading