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Category Archives: Poems
On Mother’s Day
On Mother’s Day, I think about my mother. It’s a time to appreciate the love my mother has given me in words, expressions and sacrifices. I think about all of the good times we shared. My physical condition limits my … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, Poems
Tagged day, happy, loved, memories, mother, mothers
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Oh Yes I Do
People have said to me “you never complain!” I smile in response and am quick to point out that they don’t live with me. I suggest they talk to Mr. Legs, who hears plenty of complaining. I thank God for this man and his unwavering … Continue reading
Posted in MS/Multiple Sclerosis, Poems
Tagged complain, complaining, complaint, MS, multiple, noise, noises, pain, sclerosis, whining
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Waterfall
waterfall one drop, then two cascading downward three drops, four and then some more a steady stream begins pain overflowing from the heart up through the eyes down the cheeks until they fall … Continue reading
Posted in MS/Multiple Sclerosis, Poems
Tagged MS, multiple, poem, poetry, sclerosis, tears, waterfall
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Words
I wrote this many years ago as a late teen when paper was all I had. It’s still true today as I type words on a computer screen. With so many excellent poets out there, its rather intimidating to share … Continue reading
Climbing Downhill 