Deborah J Richard

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Along the garden path one day,
I sought respite and stopped.
And in the air, a lingering…
Twas roses, so I thought.
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Placed just so, in balance
Assuming proper place,
Planets high in order;
For all the human race.
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In perspiration,
I writhe, contort, grind, rock low
Wet snow cools my heat
...

She softly steps in to sense and assess
Her instincts refined, she can do no less

Is it cut or sore; or of the mind?
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A daughter, a son
Mothers heart, loving, caring,
nuturing. Breaking.
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Arms stretched, demanding
Mighty king of his domain
The crib looks so small
...

Lights dim, the crowd roars
Bass boom takes over the room
My head bangs in time
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Once a family of five
Now reduced to four
A brother dearly loved
But, seen no more
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These mother's hands have reached and held,
brushed away many a tear.
They washed and cleaned, mended many a thing,
pulled their child close, just to be near.
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Mysterious, complex,
Components, secret, hidden from view,
Yet vibrant and outlandish;
Possessing many hues.
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You And I, In The Garden Of Life

Along the garden path one day,
I sought respite and stopped.
And in the air, a lingering…
Twas roses, so I thought.

But something else hung low and sweet;
Yes, love was all around.
Where once was friendship forged with you;
Now something more I found.

I turned and saw you standing there,
The apple of my eye.
We now create our masterpiece,
Until the day we die.

These many years we've seen them both,
The sunshine and the rain
One brought the sweetest blossoming;
The other, mostly pain.

When weeds choked in,
We pulled them out,
And thus our joy could grow
Took hold of it, and held on tight,
Leapt on and so we go.

We tended our love,
Like water to a flower
We inched through struggles,
At times, each day and hour.

You've been my secret safety place,
Where I am truly me
You, my brightest spot in life;
At times, all I could see.

And now, as we are older,
Seasons slipped away,
I think of that young, secret garden,
Where love bloomed wild one May.


(April 19,2015 Escondido, California, USA)
(c) Copyright 2015 by Deborah J Richard, All Rights Reserved
Revised, April 12,2017

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