Dear gentle-men,
Think about it, there must be higher love down in the heart or hidden in
the stars above. Without it, life is a wasted time. Look inside your heart,
I will look inside mine. I want my dark prince. I want my angel. I want my
tempter. I want the lighter of my seven lamps of beauty, honour, laughter,
music, love, life and immorality… I want my inspiration, my folly, my happiness,
my divinity, my madness, my selfishness, my final sanity and sanctification,
my purification, my light across the sea, my palm across the desert, my garden
of lovely flowers, my million nameless joys, my day’s wage, my night’s dream,
my darling and my star... My love, I want to find
you here
Good-bye
Maria
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Imaginations
Imaginations can go far.
There’s no telling where to start.
Whether it’s thinking of a wacky word,
or dreaming of a wild rabbit herd.
An elephant the size of a bunny!
A fish walking on land,
A snake eating a jar of honey,
a worm with a humans’ hand.
Just speak your own mind,
There’s no script to read.
Think and you’ll like what you find,
Imaginations for a good deed.
By: S. Jade
Military Moms
This year on Mother's Day
We should think of offspring lost
And Mothers of all those Troops
Who paid the ultimate cost.
They've watched Sons and Daughters
Sent off to a foreign land
To fight wars and give their all
In some conflicts so ill planned.
But no matter what the reasons
They've always stepped up to the line
To give their lives for Freedoms
Enjoyed by all of yours and mine.
We must Honor all those Mothers
Of all those who have Served
And Sacrifices that they made
With our, "Thanks!", so well deserved.
It takes a very Special Lady
To let Her Child go off to War
Or just to join the Military
With the pride and fear and more.
There's too many Gold Star Mothers
And if you might know of one
Please send Her a special wish
To praise Her Daughter or Son.
Military Moms are the Greatest
With a strength beyond compare
Who hope and pray their loved one
Comes Home safe, from over there.
So, let's keep them in our thoughts
And hope their prayers come true
All those Moms and all those Troops
Who stand Strong and Proud, and True.
Del "Abe" Jones
FOR MOMS
She was there at the beginning
When the world was new to you -
She was there to turn to happy times
Those when, you were hurt or blue.
She was there to listen to your thoughts
And when you asked, to give advice -
She was there to tell you, "Those don't match!"
Or, "Hon, you sure look nice."
She was there with you at nighttime
To help you say your prayers _
She was there to tell you, "It's alright."
When you had a dream that scares.
She was there at morning time
To get you up and out of bed -
She was there when you didn't feel good (or did)
To say, "You'd best stay home, instead."
She was there when you were hungry
And when you had those dirty clothes -
She was there when you needed her
(How she knew? Only heaven knows.)
She was there at the beginning
And she'll be there your whole life through -
She'll be there in your mind and heart
Just like a mother is supposed to do.
Del "Abe" Jones
Mother's Day
There were some different beginnings
To what we know as, "Mother's Day"
One woman, Anna Reeves Jarvis
"Mothers' Work Day Clubs", her way.
They focused on sanitary conditions
And provided medicines for the poor
They promised to care for all Soldiers
From both sides in the Civil War.
After that War that had divided
The new-found peace would take her
To healing families and friends
And she became a real peacemaker.
Then, in the Eighteen seventies
Something we could sure use now
"Mothers' Peace Day" was started
By, Julia Ward Howe.
A famous woman of the time
Reformer, lecturer, and writer of note
"The Battle Hymn Of The Republic"
Is something that she wrote.
A woman' suffrage association
Voted her their first President
And hers, the first suggestion
To have a Mother's Day event.
Then there was Frank Hering
In the year Nineteen ought-four
Of the Fraternal Order Of Eagles
Who claimed to open the door.
In Nineteen fourteen Woodrow Wilson
Recommending a Federal Mother's Day
Signed a joint resolution
That we now observe each year in May.
No matter who takes the credit
It was a long time overdue
To honor all those Ladies
Who gave life to me and you.
So, those who still have theirs
Should remember those times passed
And thank Her now for all those things
She's done for you in the past.
For those whose Mom is gone
It's a time to reflect and say,
"Mom, I love and miss you,
On this, and every other day."
Our Mothers shape our being
And have an endless wealth to give
And She will be a part of us
For as long as we may live.
Del "Abe" Jones
"Mankind's greatest accomplishment
is not the revolution of technology,
it is the evolution of creativity."
© 1984 Del "Abe" Jones
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