Jay Loring Poems

A poet once picked up a pen,
as his custom for ages had been.
But he sat on a bird,
and his screams could be heard
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People, people, everywhere...
a constant endless flow.
And each is going somewhere,
but to where, I do not know.
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The fruit trees in my orchard stand
Like tiny sentries ‘cross the land.
Their leaves are gone, their branches bare.
I wonder, as I see them there…
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I thought that I might walk a while,
to venture out perhaps a mile,
to see the woods, the barren trees.
It never fails to make me smile.
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I stand upon a precipice
and gaze at the unknown.
As closer to the edge I've come,
my apprehension's grown.
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A man should be judged by the work he has done;
by the difference his life made to all or just one;
by the love in his heart and the smile on his face,
and for making the world a more beautiful place.
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My senses bombarded
with way too much sound
The drums ever pounding
and shaking the ground
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There's one thing that we really need
To show in words and then in deed
It's Kindness
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A blank piece of paper.
A song with no rhyme.
A cold unsolved caper.
A victim of crime.
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I know you miss your mama,
I miss your mama too.
But mama's mama needs her now,
so, what are we to do?
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