Jay L. Morris Poems

My Son...
I remembered you today
in a very special way.
I wanted to hold you, and you to hold me;
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The rarest of things
I wish were everywhere.
In my home
Among my family
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Anyone can be a ghost

It was dark yet the red brick wall managed to throw a pale upon the shadowy and diminutive form of a man. Skirting furtively, the figure moved across the alley and stalled behind a dumpster. Momentarily...he pops up and cast his eyes upon the contents within.
He was a ghost.
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There are men who help mothers become mothers.
There are mothers who help men become men.
My mother was such a mother, just a Mom who would wink at me.
A scheming smile and a wink to start the day.
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Oh beautiful youth
in no rush be,
lest wonderful words
be deceiving thee.
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The Queen and I've been friends for years.
Why, when she's troubled, I dry her tears.
When she smiles, I know to smile.
We've been friends for quite awhile.
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Dragonfly bigger than a hummingbird came to me in my kitchen. But I knew you were destined for brighter worlds, so I let you escape through my window It had your eyes! .
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The place was dark.
dark as night.
The place was filthy to.
filthy as night.
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Born from the womb a refugee, a tiny speck of flesh,
Grateful Mother had built no walls.

I wonder who is not a refugee as well, and decide we all are.
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Please hold!
All prayers will be answered in the order
in the order in which they were received.
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