This Time by: Bethany Scaggs ©2007 Writtin for battered women everywhere You told me you loved me, I guess you must have lied. If you would have loved me, You wouldn’t have made me cry. You slammed me up against the wall, With your hands around my throat. So tight … Continue reading
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A Soldier’s Cry – By Evy Du Mesnil
A Soldier’s Cry By Evy Du Mesnil Rain is falling, the world is crying Here I am, slowly dying. Mud is splashing on our camouflage, I watch men weeping in the shadow of our agony. As I look I hazily make out men’s faces from dirt. Those eyes! Eyes that … Continue reading
Live for Today
“LIVE FOR TODAY” by: Nita Wheeler Have you ever wished, when a day went wrong a wish that’s quite in vain that it were only possible to live that day again You’d start out in the morning with the prayers you should have said and through the days your actions … Continue reading
The Dash
I read of a man who stood to speak At the funeral of a friend. He referred to the dates on her tombstone From the beginning to the end. He noted that first came the date of her birth and spoke of the date with tears. But, he said, what … Continue reading