Velmar Pewee Hale Johnson Poems

Children of morning, children of night,
call to the wind for your guiding light.
Children of winter call unto to spring,
children of summer take flight on a wing.
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Although we come from two different worlds,
You in yours, I in mine.
I shall someday cross that barren sea,
Upon reaching my destiny,
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He walks through the night, teeth all sharp,
biting, and howling to the moon with his heart.
Hair growing long on his fingers, and toes,
becoming bigger with his elongated nose.
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Once I found a prince, and fell in love,
and in my heart he made me feel like a pure white dove.
As he and I spooned,
beneath God's golden moon, .
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Lazy days doeth come around as I sit on the grass and gaze at the children playing in the field.
My mind wanders back to a time before, when legends of old were not just story, but so much more.
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Gifted hands, healing heart, tender soul, listening ears, and smile of understanding. He cares for the young, and the old,
this doctor whose heart shines like gold.
Kind words flow from his mouth,
Never a scream nor a shout.
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I wish I were a rich girl, then I could help the poor,
put away their memories of yesterday before.
No I don't like being poor, cause poor is kind of sad,
rich people always laugh at them, and make the poor feel really bad.
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Monique, my darling, take heed of my words of love that I now breath into thine ear. Whispers of a future far greater than any past.
Angel, my heart, my soul, my ever faithful love,
ye are my Heaven, my world, my inner peace I seek out
In this world of storms, and turmoil.
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Take me to where the stars shine bright,
With all the crew of the enterprise in my sight.
Fill my hopes, my dreams, and desires,
By letting me gaze into the Heavenly fires.
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In life's journey throughout your teen years many obstacles well
stand between you and your destiny,
such as boys, and peer pressure.
With two wonderful parents, Michele, and Allan,
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