David Harris Poems

I remember when I was young,
the wallflower I used to be.
I would sit and watch
others gaze into each other’s eyes,
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If you feel a bit gloomy,
put a smile on your face
it will help to cheer you up
and is no disgrace.
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In the fires of our dreams,
we burn our desires away.
Among the ashes that we scatter
old and distant loves lay.
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Gold is a metal that glints in the sun,
a precious metal that everyone wants some,
but gold can also be more special
when friendship looms on you.
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For Marci Made

There is a young lady,
who reads my poems,
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For My Wife

I’m writing this poem to tell you
Just how much you mean to me
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Some roads we take,
are long and dusty,
others are dark and gloomy.
It is then we need a little light
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Heaven is where the heart lies
and the heart lies where it calls home
and home is always
where you hang your hat.
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There is a young man up here,
whose birthday it is today.
He is twenty-one years young,
that is what he would have us believe,
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A mother’s love is something precious;
no one can ever take away.
While we grow, she is always there,
to comfort and console.
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