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"connie" poems
let me tell you this story of how i felt better after a while first it was my brother that left then it was my mom and then my father who isn’t even my father wasn’t even around always too busy to play a board game, leaving me to play Stratego alone my brother too old to play with a younger sister who plays with his hot wheels but my father who didn’t help me when i needed him most who didn’t listen when i made it so blatant that i was hurting who didn’t hear me when i was sobbing so hard and didn’t realize that i was trying so hard to not be there at all ever and then there was him a boy who said he loved me but wouldn’t listen to me either said i didn’t have the right since his parents were split since one and there was also him again but with a different face who said he loved me but was with me for the intimacy who saw my cuts and instead of listening, slapped them, which stung which made me tear myself up some more then there was him but in the form of a feeling that told me he loved me and kept me warm at night leaving me heart empty and my soul bare it felt right to be there but my father wasn’t my father and getting to the point i think i’m trying to make he’d rather help his girlfriend and her daughter than help his own blood even if she claims suicide, claiming it’s only a phase but the scars show it true that it was no fad and oh, i’m not allowed to cry it seems i’m trying to manipulate by showing my feelings i’m not allowed to show affection because then i’ll be manipulating and i can do no right in his eyes everything i do is manipulating and betraying and it’s no wonder, he says, i have no friends because i am so selfish and worthless a piece of **** that will never amount to anything ever. he screams, you do nothing for me i do everything in this house, he says, all you do is take and take and i’m sick of it i want some appreciation, he yells, connie wouldn’t do this to me because she loves me you’re just like your mother manipulating and a liar. please understand, after being told so many times by multiple people, that it seems i have begun to understand and accept these as truths and that i really have no worth at all and the feeling i have come to love, (a sense of numbness that is mine and no one else can understand) kept me simply on the edge until that night, but once again i have gone off track this is getting much too long and from the beginning i’ve been trying to explain that i don’t feel this way all the time anymore and while i want to rip apart my flesh and ruin my hair i’m starting to feel better and as if i am something quite nice
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Oct 25, 2012
Oct 25, 2012 at 5:46 PM UTC
in a moment
let me tell you this story of how i felt better after a while first it was my brother that left then it was my mom and then my father who isn’t even my father wasn’t even around always too busy to play a board game, leaving me to play Stratego alone my brother too old to play with a younger sister who plays with his hot wheels but my father who didn’t help me when i needed him most who didn’t listen when i made it so blatant that i was hurting who didn’t hear me when i was sobbing so hard and didn’t realize that i was trying so hard to not be there at all ever and then there was him a boy who said he loved me but wouldn’t listen to me either said i didn’t have the right since his parents were split since one and there was also him again but with a different face who said he loved me but was with me for the intimacy who saw my cuts and instead of listening, slapped them, which stung which made me tear myself up some more then there was him but in the form of a feeling that told me he loved me and kept me warm at night leaving me heart empty and my soul bare it felt right to be there but my father wasn’t my father and getting to the point i think i’m trying to make he’d rather help his girlfriend and her daughter than help his own blood even if she claims suicide, claiming it’s only a phase but the scars show it true that it was no fad and oh, i’m not allowed to cry it seems i’m trying to manipulate by showing my feelings i’m not allowed to show affection because then i’ll be manipulating and i can do no right in his eyes everything i do is manipulating and betraying and it’s no wonder, he says, i have no friends because i am so selfish and worthless a piece of **** that will never amount to anything ever. he screams, you do nothing for me i do everything in this house, he says, all you do is take and take and i’m sick of it i want some appreciation, he yells, connie wouldn’t do this to me because she loves me you’re just like your mother manipulating and a liar. please understand, after being told so many times by multiple people, that it seems i have begun to understand and accept these as truths and that i really have no worth at all and the feeling i have come to love, (a sense of numbness that is mine and no one else can understand) kept me simply on the edge until that night, but once again i have gone off track this is getting much too long and from the beginning i’ve been trying to explain that i don’t feel this way all the time anymore and while i want to rip apart my flesh and ruin my hair i’m starting to feel better and as if i am something quite nice
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For Connie, a Friend Indeed There are no pictures of poker-playing dogs! The health certificates make for dull reading And last month’s issue of Texas Monthly Has not the old cache’ of Field and Stream There are no pictures of poker-playing dogs! Among the snaps of Baby’s First Haircut Children and grandchildren in cute little frames And lovely young girls all styled for the prom There are flowers and scents and catalogues But – There are no pictures of poker-playing dogs!                                                            Woof!
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Jul 5, 2018
Jul 5, 2018 at 1:09 PM UTC
What's Wrong at Connie's Beauty Shop? A Shortage of Poker-Playing Dogs.
To know just where your're going You must know where you've been You must respect the history The things others have seen It's true in all things relative Be it music, sports or life If you don't know where you came from You're just dancing on a knife Gherig, Ruth and Robinson May, and Mantle, Seaver too Respect their contributions And don't just say Ruth who? Respect where things have come from And the players of the past Because you learn and make things better It's what makes the **** game last Jimmy Foxx, Bob Gibson, Kaline Nestor Chylak and The Goose They made baseball special They gave the game a little juice Orr, Richard and Gretzky Gordie Howe and Howie Morenz You have to know about them You need the beginning to your ends Bob Baun and Bill Barilko Connie Smythe and yeah...the Chief You have to know their history They're what it is to be a Leaf The game has changed immensely Things can not go back in time But to me...the old alumni Made the game I know as mine Respect the ones before you The ones who laid the groundwork down The ones who made it special The non-pretenders to the crown Elvis, Buddy, Harrison Played the songs inside their heart Lennon, Wilson and the rest They all played a real big part Every single generation should learn from the one before For if they don't know where they've come from Then what has it all been for? Nicklaus, Palmer, Bobby Jones Sarazen and Hogan too They pushed the gameright to it's limits Now the pressure's upon you The new breed are the teachers now They're the ones to lead the way When twenty or so years from now You'll hear somebody say "Respect who came before you The ones who made us so **** proud LIke  Nash and , Perry and  Taylor Hall They played the game so loud Pudge, Jeter, and Verlander they brought it up a notch They were there to stretch the limits Not to just sit by and watch Rory, Justin Rose and Mahan Bubba, Dustin and the rest They are the players of the future They all respected the games best So, to know where you are going You must know where you have been Respect, past through the future And all that's happened in between.
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May 4, 2012
May 4, 2012 at 4:49 PM UTC
Respect The Game
To know just where your're going You must know where you've been You must respect the history The things others have seen It's true in all things relative Be it music, sports or life If you don't know where you came from You're just dancing on a knife Gherig, Ruth and Robinson May, and Mantle, Seaver too Respect their contributions And don't just say Ruth who? Respect where things have come from And the players of the past Because you learn and make things better It's what makes the **** game last Jimmy Foxx, Bob Gibson, Kaline Nestor Chylak and The Goose They made baseball special They gave the game a little juice Orr, Richard and Gretzky Gordie Howe and Howie Morenz You have to know about them You need the beginning to your ends Bob Baun and Bill Barilko Connie Smythe and yeah...the Chief You have to know their history They're what it is to be a Leaf The game has changed immensely Things can not go back in time But to me...the old alumni Made the game I know as mine Respect the ones before you The ones who laid the groundwork down The ones who made it special The non-pretenders to the crown Elvis, Buddy, Harrison Played the songs inside their heart Lennon, Wilson and the rest They all played a real big part Every single generation should learn from the one before For if they don't know where they've come from Then what has it all been for? Nicklaus, Palmer, Bobby Jones Sarazen and Hogan too They pushed the gameright to it's limits Now the pressure's upon you The new breed are the teachers now They're the ones to lead the way When twenty or so years from now You'll hear somebody say "Respect who came before you The ones who made us so **** proud LIke  Nash and , Perry and  Taylor Hall They played the game so loud Pudge, Jeter, and Verlander they brought it up a notch They were there to stretch the limits Not to just sit by and watch Rory, Justin Rose and Mahan Bubba, Dustin and the rest They are the players of the future They all respected the games best So, to know where you are going You must know where you have been Respect, past through the future And all that's happened in between.
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THE BEAUTIFUL FACE MATLOOB BOKHARI I saw a moving full moon over the sea Then I saw the face of a maiden I stopped and said, “Moon is fair But the sweet magic of her face is Fairer far, which attracted my eyes Captured my heart and won my soul. Moon tries to imitate hr face and Rose tries to copy her lips in vain! She is beautiful,she is most beautiful!" Niamh Dada Land Lovely friend. Many Blessings Michele Vizzotti-White I totally like the first one, it was vivid and I saw how the rose must have felt, they r both awesome and fanciful, a maiden more fair than the moon wow that is a powerful statement, the 1st one reminds me of a painting the second one a song of love, both lovely though Demelia Denton Lovely written words Matloob Bokhari Barbara Shoetaker And is this fair woman still the one who stole you heart? Semeniuk Carole you know how much I love your poetry . your stories .. the way in which only you can tell it ~~ thank you my long time friend, Matloob Bokhari .. wishing you well .. alwayS ! ina Farnworth What a beautiful verse Matloob, thank you so much for Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter Thank you, for sharing this lovely poem, Matloob.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 3:38 AM UTC
THE BEAUTIFUL FACE
we took the long way to Hadley and MacFadden, goin' about twenty-five in twenty-six ways... twelve sheets to the wind at a cosmic chili banquet. we wove through the tambourines and headlights - cruising through the pinch in the grid, on the Eastside. where Margret hustles feathers from very still pigeons, and Mosley, that little runt Mosley conquered Connie Haskel's Willow Tree in the backyard. we were coming up on something special in our Hometown but we were low on gas, and had just bought Beer. this scenario was on repeat. night after night in the sultry debauch of a languid stroll in a couch rocket. glaring at the skirts on Perkins and 5th, that eat seaweed and cough drops. they're so hot you just wanna drive a better car. we used to park - at Todd's Mom's and walk to the Slaughtered Hog and order a rack O' ribs and drink moonshine, smokin' that **** and sitting next to ****** jockeys in jogging suits and headbands that say " i sweat profusely, when I want too. " And Carmen What'sHerName? used to get our table 'cause i figured out the location of her section. she would smile and bring pecan pie and flash those eyes that said " i'm off in an hour " . we sang to Muzak - and left our To-Go Boxes at the table; stumbling through the lot fumbling for the keys to the TARDIS. and thinking about Carmen.
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May 3, 2013
May 3, 2013 at 7:44 PM UTC
Carmen Is A Detour
Your wife gone, you snore asleep upstairs. A man with the vital essence of a Bull-- Connie's iron shoulders. A post-depression butcher of South Philadelphia, Our Mario the Butcher. Bumbling music follows you into the room Whistling Italian-American joy All the saints and their parade too "YEAH, TOMORRAH!" YOU. ARE. SUCH. A. COOL. GRANDFATHER. And what a man. From this generation to yours, the Greatest Respect! I love you and I love your style (Not to mention your Santoro smile) (genes) The stories hang from your brass jaw like ribbons You held out your giant hand and told me to hit it. Oh I'll hit it alright I'll give 'em a knuckle sandwich.
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Jun 4, 2016
Jun 4, 2016 at 1:20 AM UTC
Mario (the Butcher)
She sent a package tied in this biege tweed cord. It turned out to be a picture of you two at the lake, that day it was cold and she wore that beanie with the flames, her hair all curly and escaping, your lips all red and chapped. A folded note tucked on the inside of the frame reads: "I have Connie, **** you Love always, smiley-face, smiley-face smiley-face, smiley-face, me." Connie: your/her rat terrier. You put the picture in its black frame on the tv table. The tweed you nail to two spaced planks on the wall above the tv. It's like abstract modernist-expressionist- constructionist-art. It's just one string. A taut cord of brown tweed. The black night comes, over and over, over and over, she doesn't return, but the tweed remains as taut as a fingernail or an exposed artery. Somehow it's so human and obstinate that the woven vertebrae seems to curve minutely and femininely. As time passes, the tweed moves from beige to golden and gravitational. A call to a friend goes something like this: "Come over here, I've got this amazing thing on my wall." The friend, Eric, calls more friends. The friends come over, all piling around this golden tweed after they've taken stock of the kitchen and Wild Turkey. They take turns plucking it, thumbing it, putting their ears to it, and studying it, all at your insistence. Somebody, ******* Eric, coughs in the room. More people begin to cough. Eric walks up to the the string, that is nailed at top and bottom on two spaced planks. Eric gives it a final hard tug, snapping it like a belt. the tweed hums and shivers off a few flakes of dust and amber material. "I've just wasted five minutes with this thing," Eric says to the string, and you. Eric speaks for the group. He turns and leaves, taking the whole group of twenty with him. They trail behind Eric like a great, long tail flicking and knocking things over in your apartment out of sheer agitation on the way out. The golden gravity subsumes you. You do not close the door behind them, you can't even hear their tiny, black voices as they all clamor into the elevator and ding.
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Nov 19, 2011
Nov 19, 2011 at 11:30 PM UTC
Why do we ever tell our friends about the people we love?
She sent a package tied in this biege tweed cord. It turned out to be a picture of you two at the lake, that day it was cold and she wore that beanie with the flames, her hair all curly and escaping, your lips all red and chapped. A folded note tucked on the inside of the frame reads: "I have Connie, **** you Love always, smiley-face, smiley-face smiley-face, smiley-face, me." Connie: your/her rat terrier. You put the picture in its black frame on the tv table. The tweed you nail to two spaced planks on the wall above the tv. It's like abstract modernist-expressionist- constructionist-art. It's just one string. A taut cord of brown tweed. The black night comes, over and over, over and over, she doesn't return, but the tweed remains as taut as a fingernail or an exposed artery. Somehow it's so human and obstinate that the woven vertebrae seems to curve minutely and femininely. As time passes, the tweed moves from beige to golden and gravitational. A call to a friend goes something like this: "Come over here, I've got this amazing thing on my wall." The friend, Eric, calls more friends. The friends come over, all piling around this golden tweed after they've taken stock of the kitchen and Wild Turkey. They take turns plucking it, thumbing it, putting their ears to it, and studying it, all at your insistence. Somebody, ******* Eric, coughs in the room. More people begin to cough. Eric walks up to the the string, that is nailed at top and bottom on two spaced planks. Eric gives it a final hard tug, snapping it like a belt. the tweed hums and shivers off a few flakes of dust and amber material. "I've just wasted five minutes with this thing," Eric says to the string, and you. Eric speaks for the group. He turns and leaves, taking the whole group of twenty with him. They trail behind Eric like a great, long tail flicking and knocking things over in your apartment out of sheer agitation on the way out. The golden gravity subsumes you. You do not close the door behind them, you can't even hear their tiny, black voices as they all clamor into the elevator and ding.
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THE CALDER TREE ( for Connie ) The tree stands naked against a sunset leafless. She cries for the tree's lost leaves. I tuck her into bed promise to make her a tree a la Calder. Dawn sees the tree adorned in mobiles...wind chimes where leaves should be. The tree sings the morning. Mobiles sings the day that is to be. The Calder tree orchestrates this Thursday. Birds are our choir. She stands under understands the moment as it sings.   She the one "stabile" beneath the cascade of wind chimes & mobiles that the morning plays. The tree forever planted in her mind now all of her outstretched as she listens to Time singing. ***
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Apr 26, 2016
Apr 26, 2016 at 2:49 AM UTC
THE CALDER TREE
MY Place IS Placeless Matloob Bokhari You are moonlight You are fragrance in the breeze I am bewildered to see you I am speechless In the frenzy of my love I am drifting in the sea of your love Now and then ,joy and depression Dark thoughts and light of love I am senseless You and I are inseparable I want to kiss you with tenderness I am helpless I live for you, my love is timeless My heart ,where you are living, Has become a room of prayer All I belong to you! I am a nameless poet My place is placeless! Persian Khushi Sweet and touching Deanna Caroline Bosworth How precious!...Quite the romantic Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter Wow, I feel the commitment of your heart...a room of prayer, so very toucing, Matloob. Thank you, for sharing. Fran Ayers So lovely!!.I missed your poetry!! Natasha Nabokov Thank you, . Kiss kiss Barbara Shoetaker You write so passionately. Demelia Denton A writer of many explicit romantic words Matloob Bokhari ~ Beautifully written Lindy Michaels Really lovely...
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Oct 24, 2014
Oct 24, 2014 at 10:44 PM UTC
MY PLACE IS PLACELESS
I bet that as soon as you read the title you thought this was going to be a non-stop ramble about a boyfriend or whatever. Well, it's not. This poem (lets just say it is one), is about the one girl who helped me get on my feet every time I fell to the ground. Hard. It's about a person so amazing that it pains me to watch her hurting over some unworthy ******* It's about a beautifully damaged soul. Her moods swing from one to another pretty fast, he loves to sing 80' songs and cuddle with her cat Connie. She loves poetry and respects artistic expressions. She is my role model as she tries to always do the right thing. She treats everyone fairly and sympathizes with every living creature. She makes me feel better about myself and puts everyone else's needs before hers. She may be struggling with some serious **** but she'll always have time for her friends. She is loyal and loving. She is all I'd ever wanted in a friend. She is perfect to me. We are still working on that part, though. She doesn't believe me when I tell her she's flawless. I really think she is. Inside out. Someday she'll realize that I'd been telling the truth this whole time. Someday she'll appreciate her long eyelashes, harmonious voice and cute curly hair. Someday she'll wake-up and say: HEY, I'M A HELL OF AN INDIVIDUAL! She's my teacher. My mother. My sister. My best friend. My everything. Thank you for everything, really. Every secret you kept for me, every inside-joke, every muffled laugh at class, every singing voice note, every poem, every midnight talk, every smile, every shed tear, every movie we watched together. Thank you for just being you, for letting me see your true self. Thank you. **I love you so ******* much.**
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 11:44 PM UTC
My everything.
I bet that as soon as you read the title you thought this was going to be a non-stop ramble about a boyfriend or whatever. Well, it's not. This poem (lets just say it is one), is about the one girl who helped me get on my feet every time I fell to the ground. Hard. It's about a person so amazing that it pains me to watch her hurting over some unworthy ******* It's about a beautifully damaged soul. Her moods swing from one to another pretty fast, he loves to sing 80' songs and cuddle with her cat Connie. She loves poetry and respects artistic expressions. She is my role model as she tries to always do the right thing. She treats everyone fairly and sympathizes with every living creature. She makes me feel better about myself and puts everyone else's needs before hers. She may be struggling with some serious **** but she'll always have time for her friends. She is loyal and loving. She is all I'd ever wanted in a friend. She is perfect to me. We are still working on that part, though. She doesn't believe me when I tell her she's flawless. I really think she is. Inside out. Someday she'll realize that I'd been telling the truth this whole time. Someday she'll appreciate her long eyelashes, harmonious voice and cute curly hair. Someday she'll wake-up and say: HEY, I'M A HELL OF AN INDIVIDUAL! She's my teacher. My mother. My sister. My best friend. My everything. Thank you for everything, really. Every secret you kept for me, every inside-joke, every muffled laugh at class, every singing voice note, every poem, every midnight talk, every smile, every shed tear, every movie we watched together. Thank you for just being you, for letting me see your true self. Thank you. **I love you so ******* much.**
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With this string I do tie your world to mine With this ring I promise you will be mine With this ring I engage your world to mine With this ring I am marrying you With my heart I will always love you.                      By Connie Hopkins
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May 18, 2021
May 18, 2021 at 8:20 AM UTC
With This String
Constantly my desire's mind spins ‘round Oh lover, my feet dance above the ground None can affect as this love I have found Never before has life been so fine Intoxicated by your lust filled wine Eros and Cupid, oh help me pen this line Are these birds singing just for me Lo and sweet are their melody Enchanted, enraptured by mind, soul and body Newness in every tender embrace Every breath, every sigh, every thought in its place Gone are the questions, your touch did erase Of passions, you have taught me well Of desires, you have yet to tell Do I tremble under your nakedness spell Will you whisper in my deathbed ear I love you and will always be near Now let go, and do not fear
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Mar 19, 2013
Mar 19, 2013 at 11:06 PM UTC
Acrostic Composition Reignites Old Sparks Tonight In Connie
MY Place IS Placeless Matloob Bokhari You are moonlight You are fragrance in the breeze I am bewildered to see you I am speechless In the frenzy of my love I am drifting in the sea of your love Now and then ,joy and depression Dark thoughts and light of love I am senseless You and I are inseparable I want to kiss you with tenderness I am helpless I live for you, my love is timeless My heart ,where you are living, Has become a room of prayer All I belong to you! I am a nameless poet My place is placeless! Persian Khushi Sweet and touching Deanna Caroline Bosworth How precious!...Quite the romantic Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter Wow, I feel the commitment of your heart...a room of prayer, so very toucing, Matloob. Thank you, for sharing. Fran Ayers So lovely!!.I missed your poetry!! Natasha Nabokov Thank you, . Kiss kiss Barbara Shoetaker You write so passionately. Demelia Denton A writer of many explicit romantic words Matloob Bokhari ~ Beautifully written Lindy Michaels Really lovely...
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Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 10:24 AM UTC
MY PLACE IS PLACELESS
THE BEAUTIFUL FACE MATLOOB BOKHARI I saw a moving full moon over the sea Then I saw the face of a maiden I stopped and said, “Moon is fair But the sweet magic of her face is Fairer far, which attracted my eyes Captured my heart and won my soul. Moon tries to imitate hr face and Rose tries to copy her lips in vain! She is beautiful,she is most beautiful!" Niamh Dada Land Lovely friend. Many Blessings Michele Vizzotti-White I totally like the first one, it was vivid and I saw how the rose must have felt, they r both awesome and fanciful, a maiden more fair than the moon wow that is a powerful statement, the 1st one reminds me of a painting the second one a song of love, both lovely though Demelia Denton Lovely written words Matloob Bokhari Barbara Shoetaker And is this fair woman still the one who stole you heart? Semeniuk Carole you know how much I love your poetry . your stories .. the way in which only you can tell it ~~ thank you my long time friend, Matloob Bokhari .. wishing you well .. alwayS ! ina Farnworth What a beautiful verse Matloob, thank you so much for Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter Thank you, for sharing this lovely poem, Matloob.
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 10:15 PM UTC
THE BEAUTIFUL FACE
I feel I have done more than just existed in my life Your outlook on life changes when certain unexpected things happen things that are out of one's control When you know nothing will be different until the day you die You tend to live in the middle wondering which way to go By Connie Hopkins
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May 3, 2021
May 3, 2021 at 12:42 AM UTC
Existed
A long day of running errands, looking here and there for things you think you need. It’s tiring to hobble around going slowly pretending you are looking but you are really resting. The body gives out far too easily. Not giving a care that the mind still thinks you are 30 something or even younger. Back when that was true, 56 was old. Not anymore. Perspectives change as life does. I guess it is suppose to be that way. Now more than when I was younger I have time to notice things like the odd colour of the atmosphere. It isn’t just the sky, it’s all the air around too. It’s a golden closeness, not just what is above the trees. Everything seems to glow with a richness. A cluster of leaves glows. The green grass, a plush carpet. And the sky! The sky is the colour of butterscotch pudding. Rich, deep, warm, sweet, slowly flowing. All those things have nothing to do with colour really but yet the sky is that colour. The sense of sight awakes al the others. The mind is an amazing thing, allowing you to form and feel even when there is nothing there but air. Being human is a remarkable opportunity. Connie Buchan August 31, 2014
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 8:41 PM UTC
BUTTERSCOTCH SKY
There once was a turtle that was bit by a snake he crawled up on the sand so I gave him a hand for two weeks I fed him keeping his shell wet you know what he did one morning he just up and left! By Connie Hopkins
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May 12, 2022
May 12, 2022 at 1:16 AM UTC
Turtles
She loved her children and theirs and theirs, Quick to comfort woes and troubled cares. Many years a devoted wife Sharing with Walter, a bless-ed life. Her Faith was strong and pure of heart. She had Living Praise down to an art. Cards were a passion and she often won But never gloated if a trick, you’d none. Family time was her greatest joy And she passed that on to every girl and boy. If you listened carefully you’d hear her wit And with “Oh Walter!” make him quit. A loving grandma, wife and mother, Erna was truly like no other. Her love of God was often proven And now her reward waits her in Heaven. Rest dear soul, your time has come. A life well lived, a job well done. ~ Connie Buchan, May 9, 2014
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 11:25 PM UTC
A Woman Well Loved
Well, well, well, I would hear my grandson say That was the first thing I would hear, each and every day With his big blue eyes looking into mine I just smiled and listened as if I were hearing It for the very first time.                                                                                                                      By Connie Hopkins
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May 11, 2021
May 11, 2021 at 12:03 PM UTC
Well, Well, Well
People say this People say that People do this People do that They try to predict what's under my hat They will never guess that Be it good or bad Only God and I know So don't try to guess It makes you look less Connie Hopkins
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Jun 9, 2021
Jun 9, 2021 at 2:29 PM UTC
People
When I grow old and weak of eye I want you there right by my side. Your gentle nudge, a comfort then To see me through, right to the end. Your fuzzy coat, now grey with age For me to touch in this final stage. To know the comfort of your loving heart, Given to me right from the start. A more loyal friend I’ve not found yet. You’re dear and special, my cherished pet. May 3, 2014 Connie Buchan
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 12:14 PM UTC
A Special Bound
Sepember 13 , 1945 , the day you were born And you had survived . An infant baby girl Arrived unto this world . Oh what promise Sparkled in your eyes . The world war ended When you drew first breath . Oh what hope lay Before you to test . Through a fall and winter too . Your first Halloween , Thanksgiving , and Christmas too . Remember the stuffed doll so soft And warm ? How on Valentine's Day you stole our hearts . Then on St. Patrick's Day you dressed in green . And when the cherry tree blossomed We took your pictures . Oh , what a glorious day that spring . Then a sudden illness caught us by surprise . You lost the sparkle in your eyes . And Jesus called out your name and left us in our grief . And took you with him to home in Heaven , May 23 , 1946 .
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 2:31 PM UTC
Sadler's Cemetery ( Connie Sue Johnson)
DREAM MATLOOB BOKHARI In a dream, I am where meadows are in bloom, Where days are full of spring flowers Nights are packed with incense burning tables Where gentle breeze exhales his sweet breath, Where silky girls with long necks are dancing in arms Where women ,brilliantly white with shinning skin, Are weaving necklaces of narcissus flowers Boys are wearing garlands of white violets Tender girls, wearing royal and rich perfume Are speaking honey-coloured words with sweet lips All are happy, laughing and drinking Singing , dancing ,embracing and kissing Where enemies are killed not by bombs but kisses Here, everyone speaks sweetly, laughs attractively With shinning faces and joyous hearts Karyn Walker Brother Matloob, Love conquers all is what you honestly express, in lines that deserve the best and nothing less. Wishing you happiness sweetness and a pen that continues to compose with vigor and zest! Reaching always from the North, south, east, and west! Sending all my love, ― Karishmananda Michele Vizzotti-White Heavenly, thats cool that the boys r wearing flowers. I love the laughs attractively line... people w/ unattractive laughs bother me a little more then they should ...well versed or should i say dreamed... Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter You dream of peace, my dear friend...I too dream of peace. Beautiful poem, Matloob, thank you, for sharing. ...perhaps one day, our dreams will become reality. I pray it will be so, in our lifetimes. Sandra Delussu where is this place, Matloob?...it's worth a visit, isn't it?
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Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 9:47 PM UTC
DREAM
DREAM MATLOOB BOKHARI In a dream, I am where meadows are in bloom, Where days are full of spring flowers Nights are packed with incense burning tables Where gentle breeze exhales his sweet breath, Where silky girls with long necks are dancing in arms Where women ,brilliantly white with shinning skin, Are weaving necklaces of narcissus flowers Boys are wearing garlands of white violets Tender girls, wearing royal and rich perfume Are speaking honey-coloured words with sweet lips All are happy, laughing and drinking Singing , dancing ,embracing and kissing Where enemies are killed not by bombs but kisses Here, everyone speaks sweetly, laughs attractively With shinning faces and joyous hearts Karyn Walker Brother Matloob, Love conquers all is what you honestly express, in lines that deserve the best and nothing less. Wishing you happiness sweetness and a pen that continues to compose with vigor and zest! Reaching always from the North, south, east, and west! Sending all my love, ― Karishmananda Michele Vizzotti-White Heavenly, thats cool that the boys r wearing flowers. I love the laughs attractively line... people w/ unattractive laughs bother me a little more then they should ...well versed or should i say dreamed... Connie Hofacker Hemmerich Senter You dream of peace, my dear friend...I too dream of peace. Beautiful poem, Matloob, thank you, for sharing. ...perhaps one day, our dreams will become reality. I pray it will be so, in our lifetimes. Sandra Delussu where is this place, Matloob?...it's worth a visit, isn't it?
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Why so inquisitive little guy? You threw your own feces at Miley Cyrus. Ate a whole bar of soap. Even carried Ebola virus. While nosing around you got zapped by a high voltage fence. Stole a bunch of bananas from the dollar store. But got probation cause it was your first offense. You once smoked a pack of cigarettes with Salvador Dali. Then twice stated he spoke English like a dumb tamale. You ran your rental car off a cliff in Malibu just for kicks. Bought a case of Gorilla glue just to sniff. Hanging out with Maury Povich you copped a feel on Connie Chung. Spent a complete summer strung out in North Korea with Kim Jong-un. You got caught peeking through the hole in the wall of the girls' locker room. Pleaded no contest when the monkey business hit the courtroom. Then told all in your sorted memoirs, nom de plume. You're a lazy obstinate chimp who's too curious for his own good. I'd say a future trip to the vet to get neutered is a sure likelihood.
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Jan 1, 2020
Jan 1, 2020 at 2:38 PM UTC
Curious George & the Hole in the Wall of the Girls' Locker Room