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oliver-benjamin-sharp
oliver-benjamin-sharp
Just because you could Doesn't mean you should Especially when it's plain nasty And doing others far from good
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 3:52 PM UTC
A way to live life
Where do I see you my blue eyed mum? In colours of rainbows lit up by the sun, In the chair by the window with your tea and a crossword, In the picture you drew of me when I was a young boy, In the last birthday card you were ever to send me, In the list that you gave me to help me get sorted, The photo of you holding me as a baby. The love that you showed never came with a maybe. How will I remember you my blue eyed mum? Thinking of others would name but just one, Camping with children from near and far places, Cooking meals in the kitchen for friends and for family, Changing the subject whenever you wanted, Asking me to speak louder because you could not hear me, The eggs that you bought for me every Friday, Making the dress for your youngest granddaughter. What did I learn from you my blue eyed mum? The list would be endless but here are just some, The listener learns more than the ones that are talking, Words spoken in anger may someday be regretted, Hate towards others will only consume me, The loudest voice heard may not be the wisest, Happiness cannot be measured in coins or possessions, Let beauty be seen in all colours, shapes and sizes.
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May 24, 2014
May 24, 2014 at 8:30 PM UTC
My Blue Eyed Mum
This lovely young woman, Who once sailed the sea, A drop of water was beauty, All the oceans she’d be. If a smile were a star, Then she shines like the sun, Like the moon pulls the tides, From my dreams she can’t run. Perfect of perfection, Never encountered before, One day she may land on a lucky mans shore.
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May 24, 2014
May 24, 2014 at 7:56 PM UTC
A lucky mans shore