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Susan O'Reilly Jun 2013
He looked at her

she looked at him

he hoped this wasn’t just a whim

They shared a kiss

played with each other’s hair

deep feelings of passion in the air

They fumbled

and tumbled

to the ground

to late to bring themselves around

Caught in a lovers embrace

there was only one ending to this race

It’s all done

passion has won

why didn’t they feel great

want to celebrate

instead they both wanted to run

She thought of a line she’d

been shown once to empower

head held low, she whispered

“nothing can bring back

the hour of splendour in the grass,

of glory in the flower”
Title was a prompt from where this poem came
Susan O'Reilly Jun 2013
White clouds floating

streams of dreams

sun above gloating

melting icecreams

sunbathers basking

applying cream

butterflies dancing

partying it seems

Everything appears to be smiling

Long may the sun keep shining
Susan O'Reilly Jun 2013
Stars are angel’s eyes

past loved one’s smiles

gazing at us lovingly

shining bright so we can see

the sun protects them in the day

radiating light so they can lay

next time you see a full moon

he’s filling in, new stars coming soon
Susan O'Reilly Jun 2013
Men think their **** ain’t big enough

I think my problem is my *****

it’s as wide as the grand canyon and leaks stuff

of visitors, it’s had too many
comedy, humour
Susan O'Reilly Jun 2013
I’m still here
I’m Helen

Don’t look at me that way
You’ll be sitting here some day

Look into my eyes
right into my soul
see me as a whole

I’m still here

Don’t pat my hand and say my dear
stop trying to cheer
what is it you fear

I’m Helen

Ah he’s adorable
my grandson, my only one
but I don’t want to see him here no more
he finds all this a bore
don’t want to be his chore
it makes my heart sore

I’m still here

Don’t look at me with pitying eyes
nervous laughter not a good guise
I’m ready to go
there’s people waiting for me, you know
It’s just the when I don’t know
I love ye so

I’m still here
I’m Helen
Susan O'Reilly Jun 2013
Married a delectable rose

couldn’t forsee the woes

her actions would compose

A flirtatious flower

men with kisses shower

her mysterious power

She spread her petals far and wide

his beautiful bride

no longer a source of pride

a lingering scent

he now repents

the passion he spent

His rose had thorns

his feelings scorned

her loss he mourns
Susan O'Reilly Jun 2013
Angel dust on a whispering breeze
sending protection, worry frees
that feeling you can’t put you finger on
that was your angel, your shoulder upon
they come in many guises
different events, shapes and sizes
sprinkling their magic as they go
not caring if you ever know
their always around
their love abounds
grief carried away on angels wings
strumming gently on your heart strings
recognise that their nearby
gaze wistfully at the sky
knowledge shines from within
an angel has just been
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