Edwina Reizer Poems

I shall lie among the weeds today
And forget the beauty of flowers.
For they are too precious to my eyes
To waste on lonely hours.
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My mother never told me
that when I was full-grown
I would put away childish ways
and wander on my own
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When you are gone
There's darkness around.
The green moss
covers the ground.
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Into the twilight zone I travel
where others may fear to go.
But since my youthful days I knew
that I could accept life's blows.
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All was quiet, nary a sound.
Yet there seemed to be something around.
The halls were vacant, the rooms quite bare
but the presence of something was always there.
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I bought myself a little fan
and placed it next to my bed.
I didn't buy it to keep me cool.
I bought it to clear my head.
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She walks the boards in Atlantic City
Oblivious to the looks of pity.
She sleeps under the boards in Atlantic City
with a cat she found. She calls it Kitty.
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Children of the poor
ever since your birth
what is it you have known?
What is it you are worth?
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He marched along
to the cadence of the drum.
He clenched his fists
so overcome
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'Love thy fellow man' said God,
'Love thy fellow man.'
and as He said it He wrote it too
and then put down His pen.
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