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Where do my poems come from? They are the products of an idle mind, several of these ideas rattle around in those waking moments as morning clears the remnants of my dreams from my head. The poems are what remains as the dreams fade, or they are the thoughts that rattle around when I am caught up in a quiet moment.
Deep Inside My Own Head is a collection of poems that reflect the thoughts that rattle around in, as the title suggests, deep inside my own head. They cover a wide range of my mental ramblings.
I hope that these poems provoke thought. I hope some will touch the heart. And, I hope that some will bring a smile--or a chuckle.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020
We
were driving
on the Meadowbrook.
The silence that filled the car
was complete and palpable--
no sound to be heard.
Each lost in
thought.
As
I drove on
I was lost inside
the steady stream of my thoughts.
My stories and poems to form
deep inside my head,
then faded
out.
New
ideas took
their place in the stream,
coalesced before my eyes
shaping into plans,
then faded
out.
I
was barely
aware your attempt
We never forget our first loves.
The memories of all the emotions stay
with us through all our days.
We never forget our first loves.
The memories of all the emotions stay,
playing on and on like a haunting song
that softens, but is never gone.
The memories of all the emotions stay,
playing on and on like a haunting song.
Laura, at the piano, raven hair swaying as she played—
that image, through all the years, has stayed,
playing on and on like a haunting song.
Laura, at the piano, raven hair swaying as she played.
Whenever I hear Moonlight Sonata I recall
a love that had me enthralled--
Laura, at the piano, raven hair swaying as she played.
Whenever I hear the Moonlight Sonata I recall,
we never forget our first loves,
the one that taught us how to love.
Whenever I hear Moonlight Sonata I recall,
we never forget our first loves.
The memories of all the emotions stay
with us through all our days.
We never forget our first loves.
Heading out before they awake,
I very carefully check everything,
and double check,
and triple check.
And, as I lock the door
I repeat this mantra:
Everything’s off, everything’s good.
But, I am never really sure.
Constantly, I second guess myself--
even as I lock the door.
I have to force myself to have faith
that all is safe, all is good.
And yet the urge to go back in
and check again takes hold.
I must resist and repeat this mantra:
Everything’s off, Everything’s good.
I tell myself
that if I don’t go now,
I’ll be late.
So, I say a prayer
that they’ll be safe.
I force myself out with this mantra:
Everything’s off, Everything’s good.
Often the fear strikes
Constraining every action
Disordering mind.