Tuesday, 18 July 2017

Poetry Samples to Read after previous post

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Poetry samples to read after previous post, suitable to share with your teachers.

I think I could make millions by printing them onTee shirts
I have ideas for pictures to go with poems.

So if you are a T shirt manufacturer then I'll take 50% of unit retail cost.
Or 4 usd for every 8 usd T shirt in plain English.
So get in touch.
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      Michael G Casey email michaelgcasey@hotmail.com  


         

                 The Dead and The Living (c)

                           by
           
                     Michael  Casey


     I first saw a deceased when I was nine years old ,my father said  not
  
     to worry as the dead are the same as the living ,  only the  laughter
  
     has left them ,  the sparkle has gone from their eyes , the worry has
  
     been lifted from their shoulders ,  and their voice has vanished  to
  
     eternity .

     In  paradise the sparkle will return for it is the  twinkle  of  the
  
     stars , the laughter will return too for it is the morning breeze and
  
     the turning tides are their sides shaking with laughter .
     
     I treat the deceased with the same courtesy as I give to the living,
  
     though I find the deceased are always more polite .  My father also
  
     had a few words to say about the living .

     He said that the living are only the caretakers of the  soul  ,  yet
  
     they think their existence is everything , that they know everything
  
      because they experience many things with their senses .

      What the living don't acknowledge is that their time is  short  and
  
      when I lay their bodies to rest then their souls  continue  without
  
      them ,  without their strong ,  without their weak ,  without  their
  
      beautiful or even ugly temporary form , to where I cannot say , only
  
      that it is a better place .
  
      Percy the undertaker placed the lid on the coffin ,the soul was free


                          THE  BEGINNING

                  




    You're Never Alone When You Are in Love ©


                               By

      
                         Michael Casey

       Love is being together , Love is a smile , a Look , A Touch

       Or Just A Sigh , Not really knowing why you chose one another .

       Yet Together Till You Die

       
       Love is a Kiss soft and gentle on the cheek which warms your

       heart and makes you glad you chose one another .

       A Kiss can lead to more but I'll leave Passion locked Safely

       behind a bedroom door

       Passion spent you'll not give up each not even for Lent .

       You'll just lie in warm embrace and remember you forgot to say

       grace .

       Whispers and Promises are made , plans for the future and if

      she put her hair this way , Do you think it would suit her ?

      Then giggles and more embraces ,  Till the Night is over and with  

      a dig in the ribs you make him move over .

      Then your oneness complete , you have to put up with his cold feet !

      But when you are apart your hearts are still one ,

     Thought half is  absent you are still one .

      His socks under the bed , and after what you said .

      His  "toys" scattered about ,  and the clout you'll  give  when  he

      returns and the warmth of your body he yearns .

      His cold feet to chill you after he thrills you , are absent yet the

      thought makes you smile , at least you have the comfort for  a while.

      His grins and leers ,  which makes you smile at least  you'll  have

      peace for a while .

      But his heart is still with you , the love is always there - as

      bright as your fair hair .

      Close your eyes and he is still there ,  Remember the embrace as  

      he played his fingers across your face .

      Let your dreams go and remember the whispers in your ear, warm

      kisses on your shoulder before he gets bolder . The warmth of love

      that soars through your blood .

      Dream long , Dream deep , your Man toils while you sleep, though

      you are apart you are still together whatever the weather , for you

      are never apart for he is  locked in your heart .

      Though sometimes he can be trying , there's Never any need of
   
      crying for your love is Undying.

      Always remember he fills your heart even when you are apart


                        End

Let There Be Light ©

By Michael Casey


Let my tears be my words

Let the candle light be my eyes

Let the flowers in bloom be my lips

Let their scent be my blood

Let the wind be my breath

Let clouds be my mood

Let children’s laughter be my hope

Let widows’ sighs be my conscience

Let a stranger’s prayers be my delight

Let the bees be my wisdom

Let the trees be my strength

Let my patience reach to the stars

Let me be always remembered in your prayers



The Light from a Candle (c)
By Michael Casey

 Jan 23, '09 5:24 PM

I watched as the candle's life ended, smoke spiralled in the air. I tried to see where the smoke was
going only it just disappeared into nothingness. Another candle came to an end, but suddenly itrared
up a final flicker of flame then it was gone, black smoke twirling into the air. I strained to see where
the smoke was going only it was no use. I'd need a magnifying glass, binoculars, a microscope or a
periscope, smoke just could not be followed. Another candle went out again I strained to see where
its life had gone, but it was no use, the trail disappeared into nothingness. The candles were going
out randomly, I had to jump from one to another in a vain attempt to see its moment of death, so
that I could observe what was happening to them. In all 7 maybe 8 candles "died" as I watched from
my position sat next to the candle rack in the cathedral on my lunch break. That was all yesterday,
and today the process was repeated. Each candle is a hope, a wish, a prayer. Just as Jazz music is
music turned into smoke, that weavers and sneaks its way through an audience, a candle and its
smoke is a living flame of hope and love which we all hope will touch God's spirit and let him hear
our prayers. The smoke from a candle is like a ballet dancer doing the most intricate of dances, its
like girl dancing with a ribbon at the Olympics. Only the candle and its smoke might say more for us
when we can't think of the right words to say, God Help Us, can be all we can say, but if said from
the heart then it is enough, For Faith Moves Mountains.
And candles are more than flickers that end in smoke, they remind us of the Light and Warmth of
God's Love.

I'LL FINISH WITH A WEDDING

Now my Wedding Day is probably the most "different" ever.
It started at our house and then William PhD and his  beach life saver wife picked us up and took us to the Register Office.

The Registrar was  the sister of the guy I worked with in a dungeon of a computer room, perhaps even built on a graveyard.
My friend from grammar school signed the register as a witness, he was a PhD too. My brother was the 2nd signature.

We then went to my sisters for a reception. William PhD was a PhD in metallurgy so meeting my dad was a thrill for him, because my dad was a Blacksmith and worked in a steel works.

After the reception we went around the corner to my house, where friends had left 2 bunches of flowers on our doorstep.

There we chilled for a few hours, my Chinese wife now had a new name, Mrs Casey. Then we went to MacDonalds for burger and chips, we met my friend the PhD, he and my wife did Chemical equations on the napkins, both my new wife and   my friend were Chemists.

Then we went to the music pub and the back of Broad St, it used to be owned by members of the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. There we joined the 25th year class reunion of my grammar school. So we had a few beers and met a few friends.
I even met one of my old postmen, he thought it was funny, a wedding and a reunion in one day. I told him I had been Shanghaied, the wife is from Shanghai after all.

Then we went home. Now we have 2 bilingual daughters who both have a good sense of humour.



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