David Harris Poems

In fields long ago, they fought
millions and millions fell on both sides.
Men, women and boys robbed of a future
in the futility of a world war.
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In times of great sorrow,
we look for guidance from above.
We pray to our heavenly father
for his eternal love
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If everyone held out
an olive branch
to everyone,
maybe peace at last
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The dew sparkled like a thousand jewels
as the rising sun bathed each blade of grass.
The promise of a summer day
as the morning began to pass.
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This table is reserved an invitation for two,
only one sits alone and the other chair is bare.
He waits and waits as the hours creep through.
Stares at the empty space and wonders where are you.
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A house is not a home
if no one lives there.
Each room need a sparkle
with pictures on the wall.
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Always the bride, but not the groom
that is what I became
when I went to a Wedding in October.
We went to the wedding,
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Sometimes you want something
and you work hard to get it.
Thinking it will change your life forever
into something better than it is.
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We were floating on the sea of passion
on our new waterbed,
suddenly it sprang a leak
and the bed went flat.
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I want to know
where do the broken-hearted go
so I go there and live my life so.
We were happy and in love,
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