Pam Morris

Pam Morris Poems
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Alone And Forgetting
Jungles of emerald trees
Haze so thick not to let in breeze
Forests of beauty no one shall seize
Puncturing warm heat that lets no ease
Peaks of sallow white
Snow so thick you loose sight
Not knowing day from night
Alone in brightness of flight
Great plains so hard
It seems the world is your yard
Yet for this I don’t spar
You are alone there with no guard
I Am Sorry
Day, with its bright sun
its cheery attitude.
I am sorry I am mot perfect,
and cannot be all you want.
Leave your brave courage
in the toilet, rewind your
selfish ego, don’t fast forward
to the past.
Day, with its swaying breeze
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