Edwina Reizer Poems

Farewell my love.
I must leave thee now.
I must not see your anxious brow.
So I leave you quietly in the night
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A man looked down at his dog on the floor
and he wondered why
the dog was content to sleep on the floor
or wherever he would lie?
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The Liberty Bell which is a symbol of freedom
cracked as it was being rung.
Maybe its founders thought it would last
as it was being hung.
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The lakes are frozen again.
They look like silver glass.
The cold winds from the north do blow
and another winter must pass.
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There's a time to be troubled
and a time to be calm.
But now all I can remember
is how you had me within your palm.
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Christmas is for children when the year does end.
But when I see my Christmas tree
I feel like a child again.
Christmas is for boys and girls with their eyes aglow.
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Technology is our future.
That's what they all say.
But I think our future
is getting in our way.
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The Irish have a drink or two
At the end of every day.
It helps to make life easier
And makes them want to say.
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We women are remarkable
and we all know that's true.
We look for the bright side
in most that we do.
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Spellbound, she peeked beyond the curtain.
The audience was full.
She could not remember her opening lines
and now there came a lull.
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