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Adeline Foster
Adeline Foster
(Instructor of poetry, Hagerstown, MD)
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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 ... more »
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Adeline Foster Poems
~if There Be No God
~ If There Be No God
If there be no God,
Then all the stars, that in their place... more »
Bloom Of Youth
The Bloom Of Youth
Your day will come little girl, little girl,
Be patient today and tomorrow.... more »
Who Am I
~ Who Am I
All of the words I want to say... more »
^ We The Unencumbered
^ We The Unencumbered
Tattered misfits, we are called,
We ask not hate nor love;... more »
~ Brush Strokes
~ Brush Strokes
A poet needs a model,
As sure as artist's brush.... more »
~ O Dearest Love *
~ O Dearest Love
O Dearest Love
Wherever you are walking... more »
~home Is
~ Home Is
In all the lands I've traveled,
The places I have been,... more »
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Bloom Of Youth
The Bloom Of Youth
Your day will come little girl, little girl,
Be patient today and tomorrow.
Sip gently the nectar of awakening love,
Deep drafts are harbingers of sorrow.*
Guard wisely the blush of your opening bud-
One blossom is all you're allotted.
The body betrays and the heart is deceived
In throes of first passion besotted.
For many a dewdrop of love comes your way
To pluck at impatient heart strings,
But dew drops evaporate in the sun's ray,
Sip gently awaiting well-springs.
That first gentle thrill as your petals unfurl,
Like a ...
If so, I am glad and Robert said.
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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
Hello Adeline:
I did read Indebted. I liked it very much. It's cheeky, funny elegantly terse, with a nice rhyme scheme and structure.
I feel honored that you left me a comment, and invited me to read one of yours. I think your poems must be like Lay's Potato Chips. A person is not satisfied with just one.
You are my first, i will love you forever..
I read many of your poems. Very nice, inspired me lot
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