Steve A. Politte

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We are people touched by sorrow -
sometime in the past,
maybe today, perhaps tomorrow.
...

I always try to envision the beauty,
the wonders and the awesomeness of life;
but also accepting the fact that
on this journey, there is, indeed, much strife.
...

I don't really know -
why it happened as it did.
I just gave my prayer to God -
then you came into my heart to live.
...

Give me all your tears
and I will take them to the sea
I am the keeper of all tears
for it is I who will set them free.
...

In the silence of my heart, I stare out into a lonely night -
It is so dark; almost abandonment in the bitter cold,
Feelings surface without notice in my weary mind -
These are the times that I feel so very empty, lost, and old.
...

Like a gentle dace of an Autumn breeze -
Embracing songbirds above the trees, in flight;
Like a stream that runs over moss and fern -
Or the laughter of an infant, such a sheer delight...
...

Sometimes I ask myself, "Where have I been? " -
What have I been searching for, so high and low?
Why have I searched for the pot of gold -
and not just settled for the rainbow?
...

In this day and age of much uncertainty -
when everything seems so unsure and bleak,
Where fear and violence troubles a heart -
from vast oceans waters to mountain peaks.
...

I go to our Lord Jesus in prayer,
for there is much confusion
that lingers all about in this place;
the war, my purpose, and my fears.
...

Gazing at a multicolored sunset,
fading slowly into the west -
I am mesmerized by thoughts
lingering in my mind,
...

You know my love -
Sitting here the way we are
Lightens up my heart
Like a flicker from a star.
...

I stare out into an empty space
With something deeply rooted in my mind.
Never in my wildest dreams
Did I think that I would realize
...

She had his lunch all ready -
as he scampered out the door,
he kissed her on the forehead -
this woman he adored.
...

Me And A Lonely Tree

In my loneliness I lay ever so motionless -
beside the bark of a big oak tree.
...

I contemplate the vastness
of what lies there, -
forever searching for
new horizons to explore;
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Steve A. Politte Biography

I am a Retired Catholic Deacon, married for 43 years, three children, five grandchildren. I enjoy writing poetry and making videos of my poetry and that of others (that I approve of) I live in a small rural area called " Old Mines" in MO,55 miles southwest of St. Louis.)

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~ Who We Are ~

We are people touched by sorrow -
sometime in the past,
maybe today, perhaps tomorrow.

No one escapes the horror pain -
no one should live alone,
in guilt and shame.

Can we let go of past hurts -
that seem to drag us down?
perhaps so, perhaps not -
more will come around.

It really doesn't matter -
what our affliction was,
nothing so unseen or hidden -
not even an unjust cause.

We have a choice in this life -
to carry our burdens heavy,
or to carry them light -
but around not to build a levy.

We will be called names -
and sometimes scorned,
misunderstood and even forsaken -
but if we abide in God,
with trust and love -
the faith we proclaim,
cannot be shaken.

No one knows the answers -
to all the questions of life,
but if we just hold His hand -
we will always live in light.

Who we are -
so meek and frail,
we are human -
and destined to sometimes fail.

We are not doomed -
to the darkness of sin,
when we open up our hearts
and let God dwell therein.

There is more joy
than there is pain,
more friendship
much the same.

Since yesterday is gone -
and never to return,
can we bury past hurts
and by them learn?

Who we are applies to today -
refreshed in spirit,
so that peace can stay.

To live in harmony -
and filled with love,
to touch each other's heart -
as we are so touched,
by Him above!

There is only one answer -
to which our heads should nod,
simply put -
we are all children of God!

© Steve A. Politte
2/25/2006

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