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Kathleen Johnson-Breakfield Poems
Father Squirrel (Dedicated To My Father)
I watch a squirrel outside in a tree,
he seems so alive and free,
hopping from one tree to the next one,
I watch and think what fun. Down the trunk to the ground,... more »
Comfort I Believe
Close your eyes, what do you see,
clouds of soft fluffy white,
the closer the clouds come,
it appears that you are in flight,... more »
Desert War
War means destruction and death,
the world turned upside down in a mess,
operation Desert Shield has become
Desert Storm,... more »
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Desert War
War means destruction and death,
the world turned upside down in a mess,
operation Desert Shield has become
Desert Storm,
air defense, taking form,
ground forces checking their guns,
to all who know, WAR is no fun. President Bush gives Saddam his
"HIGH NOON" ULTIMATUM,
Scutmissiles, Patriots, fire works
and Fighter bombers,
P.O.W.S. interrogated, paraded,
threatened as human shields,
sorrow sadness their families must feel,
some say Saddam Hussein, is really Saddam Insane,
the treatment of P.O.W.S is a crime,
Saddam feeds United ...
Very loving and caring tribute
in the poem father squirrel sow means he is gathering the food for his family it is being pronounced wrong say it like sew like(sewing) but gather food -sow