SlippingI sit in terror each night, Watching you slip away.The brightness in your eyes, your energy, Is slowly ebbing away.You wear a brave face, fight a gallant battle, But I fear you hide the truth.Is there more to your pain or fear? Your body seems to tell a different story.Over time the proof that we… Read More Slipping
SMILE AND FIND A FRIEND by Gaylia Kenslow StogsdillMay life always be kind to you – and you be kind to life.May you have a wealth of blessings – always helping when there’s strife.Show kindness to your fellow man – wherever you may be.The happiness will fill your life – for all the world to… Read More SMILE AND FIND A FRIEND by Gaylia Kenslow Stogsdill
SHERRI by Gaylia Kenslow StogsdillSherri – who is blonde, with eyes of blue –Seventeen months of impishness too –It’s taken a while for her to adjust –To uncles and aunts, with whom she’d fuss.She’d make a face at Uncle Herb –And cry when Aunt Gayle tried to disturb.Kirstie thinks you’re the grandest yet –And if… Read More SHERRI by Gaylia Kenslow Stogsdill
THE GREAT ADVENTURE by Katherine Cary Place The woods are turning gorgeous hues, The birds have flown away,And a touch of winter cold is in the air, Another autumn’s with us,And another summer gone. Again we’re looking forward,To the springtime bright and fair. No matter how old in years we have grown,Nor how many winters… Read More THE GREAT ADVENTURE by Katherine Cary Place
ALAYNAYou didn’t exactly burst on the scene Never less your entrance was grandSmiling, tiny, cute and loveable You stole our hearts As time went by You grew into the amazing youStubborn, determined, full of voice and life You became one who’s stance could not be broken You excel at all you try Spinning on your… Read More ALAYNA
RANDY ARRIVES by Gaylia Kenslow StogsdillOn Saturday, the third of September, just before Labor Day –You entered St. Joseph hospital for a brief but welcomed stay.Just a few minutes past noon time your face was lighted with joy –For there at the nursery room window was your own new born baby boy.They no more then… Read More RANDY ARRIVES by Gaylia Kenslow Stogsdill
Friend Sings by Gaylia Kenslow StogsdillYour Jeannie, just the other day –Did quite a thing now – I must say.She’s awful busy – this we know –And always running to and fro’.She goes to work – sends Dee to school –Takes Nick to his sitter – as a rule.Then home from work – she starts… Read More Friend Sings by Gaylia Kenslow Stogsdill
RACIAL SEGREGATION by Gaylia Kenslow StogsdillRacial segregation seems a problem in this land –You read about it daily and you hear of it firsthand.In a country such as this one, don’t you think it awfully small –America was founded for liberty and justice for all.I think that we should all go back to our country’s… Read More RACIAL SEGREGATION by Gaylia Kenslow Stogsdill
THE BEACH REST by Katherine Cary PlaceWe meet at the rest By the side of the seaAnd old or new friend Whichever they beWe visit and laugh Tell a story of twoAnd shuffle the cards Just as old comrades doIt’s pathetic to see them So crippled and oldBut their salt of the earth Their hearts… Read More THE BEACH REST by Katherine Cary Place
THE LILLY by Katherine Cary PlaceDown in the city, close to the river. Where poverty, squalor and crime are rife,Close to the bank where the mud is blackest, A tiny leaflet sprang to life.The warm spring rains, the soft spring sunshine, The gentle winds and morning dew:Each helped it struggle to glorious promise, Till a… Read More THE LILLY by Katherine Cary Place
