It’s Okay to Remember

Peace. Quiet Stillness. Gray sky. Slight wind. Thoughts project to a time when life was harder. A time when the path was lost. When the leader was not evident.   I am happy that those days are gone. Poof! Disintegrated. Melted away. The truly worthless events they were. Well – not exactly worthless. It has […]

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I Will Win the War

What is it I don’t see? What is it that lives so deep inside that it permeates any thought to change There is a resistance Something that had seeds planted These seeds have grown and put down roots Roots that are strong Roots that hold on for dear life while I try to pluck them […]

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Don’t Look At Me – Collaborative Post

I just posted my poem over at Forgotten Meadows.  Neha periodically runs a call to poets with a photo prompt.  Here goes: In the Sunshine of Summer Time.   Don’t look at me I’m sorry but I can’t show you that piece of me I like to keep it hidden Far away from the roving […]

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Haiku ~ 7/4/14

The 4th of July reminds me of my freedom full of Blessitude!   Blessitude Lorrie 7/4/14

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Cold Hard Dead Exterior

Are you dead on the outside only…I wonder You stand alone No one else in sight You don’t need anyone At least that’s what you tell yourself Never let your defenses down Don’t let anyone in Put on the cold hard dead exterior and maybe they will walk by For who would want to touch a […]

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My First Haiku

Stillness sits between Beauty hides in the crevice Green backdrop of life Blessitude Lorrie 5/30/14 I’m contemplating erasing this because I have “fear” trying a new form of poetry.  Admittedly,  this is brand new to me and I’m not even sure I am doing it any justice.  But I have decided that I won’t let […]

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I Want You to See Me

There was a time in my life when I felt so alone There were walls I had built to keep you all out But the time has come where I have liberated myself Let the walls come crumbling down Let them fall to the depths of a reality that no longer exists I am here […]

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