Jenny Barton Poems

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1.
Five More Minutes Dad

I wish I had five more minutes Dad to tell you how I care.
The little things you did for me, I was always quite aware.

A taxi here, a taxi there,
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2.
A Wife's Grief

How can you get over a life once shared? knowing you were loved and the other one so cared.
The little things he did, have been missed as times goes by, the feelings of love grow., The feelings of fear are clear.

Because how can you forget 40 years of sharing? Oh for what I would give for just one day back of caring.
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3.
April Showers To Summers Sun

From April showers to summer, s sun
Nobody knows when it is the last one
From autums fall to winters rain
No one knows if you, ll see them again.
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4.
United In Grief

A family United by by mere tragedy
So quick and unexpected, confused our we, our hearts are torn, withered in pain
Our loss can only be heavens gain.
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5.
Open The Door

Don't tell me what I should be feeling,
5 stages of grieving
It is my mind, my heart, and I'm the one screaming!
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6.
Best Friend

How lucky I am to have a best friend,
Someone I trust, who I can depend,
Life so simple, carefree and true
Comfortable together are me and you.
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7.
Never To Be Forgotten

Loyal, strong and brave too,
Soldiers who fought for me and you
Some were boys, scared and alone,
Those were the days when they
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8.
Remember Our Faces

Some boys so young went to war,
They fought so hard, their goal not to draw.
They lost their lives in far away places
loved ones will forever remember their faces
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9.
Christmas Without You

First Christmas without you dad,
The family is still so sad,
Still loved and in our hearts you remain
Life has just not been the same
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10.
It's Just One Day, Christmas

They say it's a special time of year, but so sad and blue for everyday people too.
People just rush by, stressed, indifferent too,
The commercial rat race Making us buy.... or face the disgrace! !
How I wish for The old days where simple things matter, like just being there, a friend or two who care.
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