Adeline Foster
Adeline Foster Poems
~ If There Be No God
If there be no God,
Then all the stars, that in their place
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The Bloom Of Youth
Your day will come little girl, little girl,
Be patient today and tomorrow.
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^ We The Unencumbered
Tattered misfits, we are called,
We ask not hate nor love;
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~ A Writer's Dilemma
I lay me down and long to sleep,
Then words come tumbling instead of sheep.
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Memory is a cheating thing-
It only strives to please,
And over bitter clouds creates
A shimmer to deceive.
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.My Heart Is Native
An Indian maid with long plaited hair
Indian tunes crooning through the air
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~ Cicatrix
The heart is like a honeycomb,
Each section having many rooms:
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.Frost Flowers
Bits and pieces, drops of life
Falling petals, crystal moments
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^Death Of Innocence
A little girl was playing in the garden 'round her home,
Mischief sparkled in her dark eyes and her curly hair was blond.
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^An Acutely Obtuse Pythagorean Lyric
Isosceles
was watering
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Adeline Foster Biography
Born in Calandar, Ontario, in the far north of Canada, Adeline Foster was deeply influenced by the poetry of Robert Service who wrote many of his ballads for the Yukon. She spent her early childhood years in New Brunswick with her grandmother. She adopted her grandmother's name as the pen-name for her poetry volumes. She reminisces fondly about the snowdrifts and Northern Lights, after returning to the North-country. Educated near Toronto, in Oshawa, Ontario, she went back to the north as a grammar teacher. Twice widowed, she moved south to Ottawa and then to Hagersville, in southern Ontario, and is now residing in Hagerstown, Maryland, USA. After graduating in 1997 with a degree in Computer Information Services, she is currently teaching poetry.)
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~if There Be No God
~ If There Be No God
If there be no God,
Then all the stars, that in their place
Have aeons roamed abroad,
Would long ago have lost the trace
Of orbits-if there be no God.
If there be no God,
Then justice in the heart of man
Would be a fake-a senseless fraud;
Each for himself alone would stand-
No honor-if there be no God.
Adeline Foster Comments
Dear Adeline, I was reading your bio and noticed that you lived in New Brunswick? I have some family living there as well. Another coincidence is that I spent my formative years in Rockville MD! I went to Rockville high school & Montgomery College! I now live on Cape Cod. Your poetry is marvelous. I especially enjoyed your poem about cats. You are a writer!
Adeline Foster is really one of the great poetess, I love her for her simply greatest poetic expressions
Adeline foster, your thoughts touch my heart and connect with those of my own still unwritten. Thank YOU! In appreciation from Beth :)
I really liked your poem O Dearest love Wow so you teach poetry no wonder I should have known the way you write. Do you have any books or eBook's on the poems you have written. I
nice poems. you are great in showing feels.that shows a good improvement. i invite you to read my poems at my poets page. that is a friendly invitation
Hey: This is Mark Walters. I read your poem, If there be no God. Very nice, I like the rhyme and two stanzas is a good length. I use the reference to eagles in my poem A sign of life because at times in Scripture God has been compared to a soaring eagle. Thanks, Mark Walters
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Adeline, Thanks so much for you kind comments. The next best thing to writing poetry is having someone else enjoy your poems. I had not come across your work before but I am happy to have found your poetry. The quality of your poems is striking and the skill with which they were written is obvious. I read about 15 of them this morning and enjoyed all of them. I will keep you on my list to continue reading. Thanks again, Dick Lackman