Melvina Germain Poems

Tis Christmas Eve with all the splendor of
Christmas lights gleaming through crystal
Glasses placed strategically among clusters
Of soft white cotton snow.
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Lying still in a hospital room, surrounded by family, tears flowing,
faces saddened. At the end of my bed stood a tall, slender lady
with beautiful features. Her skin, the look of velvet, with royal
eyes, rosy cheeks and lips. Angelic, the most beautiful woman, I
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Father God in heaven I raise my arms to you in prayer and ask Lord
that you keep the children of poem hunters, my children and others
around the world under your glorious umbrella Lord. I ask that you cover
them like a glove with the Holy spirit and keep their hearts full of love.
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Far away in the distance,
a shadow cast upon the sea.
Upon arriving closer,
that shadow bled a travesty.
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A wise person listens well,
dots their I’s crosses their T’s when they spell.

A hundred apologies will not erase a bad word
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Oh beauty, beauty, what do you seek?
Adrift you come to take a peak.
Tis June the month you do embark,
I long to see your body stark.
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Cast away living in a bubble,
Ir orbit around an endangered earth.
Lost among the skyhawks of futuristic power..
I’m sworn to take an oath.
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Sitting in the shimmering,
noon sun.
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Mystified by the dangerous, yet soothing
musical tones of the ocean. I find myself
mesmerized by its precarious nature,
the peaceful essence, sharing it’s glory.
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Fever burns the inner sanctum of the brain,
allowing an enormous strain among
the nerves within. To creep among the
vessels of ceremonious culture,
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