David Harris Poems

Beyond the snow tipped mountains,
where the Norse Gods never speak.
The guardians of winter lay fast asleep.
The endless night has fallen,
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Some people have this tenancy
to make others feel sad,
some even torment just
to make others get mad.
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Dawn breaks the stranglehold
of a sleepy dusky night.
The sun peers above the eastern horizon
as morning begins to break into full glory.
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Every morning I have to drive towards the sun
just as the sun is about to rise.
You pull down the car sun visor,
but it is always too short
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This poem is dedicated to all those who do cleaning
of one sort or another.
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The end of an affair
is always painful
for both sides in the game.
First love comes fast and furious
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Wedding bells are ringing in the chapel,
and I’m falling in love again.
I am remembering all the good times,
when we were man and wife.
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It’s that time of year for someone
when the birthday bells ring out.
Oh, yes JoAnn, my Lil sis,
it’s your birthday.
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This goes out to my two adopted sisters
JoAnn and Meggie
I love you both
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There was a tightwad tooth fairy
and Griselda was her name.
When you had your teeth out
and put them under the pillow
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