Theresa Dould Cummings

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In Praise of my happy Dandelion

When I gaze beyond my garden gate my eyes
pause longingly, at the myriad of yellow crowns
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The Hurting

On long, cold winter days one can calculate the hours
of discomfort by the length of unspoken words
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A Gift For No Reason

A gift of no purpose, no agenda is needed,
As a welcomed diversion to thwart vulgar demons.
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And as I age, my youth betray me,
whilst you beside me, replete
of your youth, ill spent or nay,
a timeless bond of love and passion
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To Lead a Life Of Quiet Desperation

Sitting at an office desk and pondering
the world at hand.
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My Pen Hath Powers beyond My Dreams

Have you my name elsewhere moved?
Have I too much ink and paper sent on to you? It
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, Flowers at My Door

Sunday morning, my favorite of the week,
Sunday paper, read aloud, a gentle voice to hear.
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A Matter of Opinion

Don't talk to me of love. Talk to me of cash to pay my
telephone bill or perhaps fix my sink?
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To Nattie

She stood aside the
Fire burning in the rusted barrel
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Validation

There is a place in the woods I know
where I can go and think a single thought
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Something Appropriate

He reached into his pocket and pulled out a wrinkled piece of paper,
At the very top the pastor had written:
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New Red Shoes

I gave my little girl new shoes, so begins the new shoe dance.
Performed for mothers around the world from here to
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I took out my old cigar box which held the treasures of a kingdom.
My own kingdom filled with seashells and dried out
Sand dollars to shake and rattle on cold rainy days.
My prize-winning marbles were there as well.
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Schopenhauer's Cane

Is 'The Will To Life' the center of all love? Why do we fall in love?
Are we driven to fall in love, to succeed? The individual in us must survive! Mother nature did not approve, so then I left and said no more, setting off toward new adventures with another.
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My darling my darling, only a moment
since you've left. The moments
seem like hours.
I feel your arms around me
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I Could Not Stop At Just One Kiss

I could not stop at just one kiss,
salty as the finest potato chip.
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My Sarah*


Was it really so very long ago that you grew beyond your
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My enemy, My mirror, and me

Today I accidentally saw
in the instant camera picture
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Theresa Dould Cummings Biography

I am a Navy brat. I am divorced with two daughters all grown and on their own. I have always been a writer of fiction and nonfiction and poetry. I went to Rockville high school - class of' 75. Montgomery College, Rockville Maryland, class of' 78. UMass Boston, class of' 80. Now residing on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Confirmed Anglophile and New Englander. Favorite poets: Yeates, Robert Frost, Rilke, Walt Whitman, too many others to mention! My favorite authors is Jane Austen and Caleb Carr and to many others mentioned! Some of my things are published under the pseudonym. Theresa Dould Cummings)

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In Praise Of My Lovely Dandelions

In Praise of my happy Dandelion

When I gaze beyond my garden gate my eyes
pause longingly, at the myriad of yellow crowns
that no one loves but me. Why did man begin a war
upon my yellow crowns? My gentle yellow dandelion,
means no harm at all. They do not hide nor creep away, thehold themselves with pride. The grazing cattle love them still
as do the bumblebees. The first bouquet laid at my
feet, wrapped in ribbons blue, stained from pollen
flowing free from the tender yellow crowns. Expensive
fragrance nor exotic dyes are created using these, my
dancing happy dandelion covering my fields. They make a lovely beverage to cool your head at work, a dainty wine is
also made from my tender yellow crowns. My favorite
time to walk amongst my happy dandelion, is just before
and almost after a day of rain and sun. Please excuse, as
I remove my shoes to walk awhile, the still-damp leaves
that surround my feet always make me smile. You can keep
your snooty roses, and return your rarest orchid, for I am
waltzing in my field of gold, would you like to come along?

Theresa Dould Cummings© 07/19/008

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