Shane Dickie

Shane Dickie Poems

How marvelous nature is!

How intelligent and independent!
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Writing to me is as simple as breathing
Second nature, I empty my lungs— exhale,
Clear my mind and breathe in fresh air,
Filling my mind with inspiration,
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My identity has been forged for me long ago
I need not spend long hours in search of how
I may stand out from others. No. Quite the opposite,
My life was hammered into shape by the anvil
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As the poet, you are not the master,
But only the follower,
Let the muse awake your senses and stir your passions,
Like a poor blind beggar seek after rations,
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Walking memories, estates and history
Handed down through the ages;
In deeds done and battles fought and won,
People are museums with their stored
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Starfish were you Created in the Stars and Thrown Down to Earth
Starfish, are you a gift from the heavens
Cast down to Earth for mere mortals to enjoy?
Starfish, were you once a star that shone too bright
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Happiness is a shy, skittish cat,
Who will only show her face in brief glimpses,
Never long stares,
Her appearance is ever sought by Humanity,
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It's our nation's biggest secret,
How great our country is to live in.
Canada - your under-stated mascot-the beaver!
Canada - home to scenic landscapes and rugged
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I align my compass every morning
To the cardinal point of true north,
I read God's word to prepare myself
Spiritually, mentally, physically and socially
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10.

Words are dripping down my cheeks,
Propelled from my face, dancing at the
Corners of my mouth; rolling off my
Tongue; messengers of freedom to
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I wrap myself in a wool blanket on a wet
Cold winter's day the isolation itself is
Like a wool blanket— soothing, consoling
Warming my weary bones down to the inner
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His fight is hidden,
His badge is shame,
They have come to pick on him,
They know not his name.
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Men build great monuments,
They create great works of art,
They contemplate great feats and write
Wonderful works of literature.
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Nothing beats the excitement and expectation
Of the newborn! So much hope - so much happiness!
This is new life - the seeds of union; of love manifested
In the newborn, the loving pieces of a family,
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15.

Poems are like drops of rain falling from the heavens above,
Poems are shards of wisdom; pieces of granite cleaved
By the hammering of the soul through life's hard lessons
Learned and life's hard lesson's won.
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Quiet at last!
Soothing serenity permeates the air,
Soundless sacredness seeps into,
Surrounds and sedates me.
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A sea of people I scan; I then look inside
Myself, I am one of them, there is no difference,
There is no separation in the seams— just one
Huge entity.
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He loves numbers; he loves to count,
To add, subtract, to multiply and
Divide to borrow, and to arrange,
Equations are his life. To him
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Determination deeply embeds inside my
Hungry, boiling veins, my heart feeds on
My veins' idea of nourishment, a food
Not edible yet in craving demand.
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20.

Edges of buildings; defined space, a concern for Architects
The boundaries of Relationships are not so well defined,
They are fuzzy and the alleys are blind.
Edges of broken glass are sharp and jagged;
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Shane Dickie Biography

Shane Dickie is a Canadian poet who graduated from Crandall University with a B. A. in English Literature. He worked at the Times-Transcript and performed in live theater. His hobbies include swimming, bee-keeping, walking in the woods, spying for mushrooms and bird watching for woodpeckers.)

The Best Poem Of Shane Dickie

Nature

How marvelous nature is!

How intelligent and independent!

Worry not for nature for she can take care of herself,

Leave her be and she will renew, and reinvigorate herself

With little waste left behind. She is the world's oldest

Recycler; she is essence of all cycles, now and since

The beginning of Time; She works together with Time

And is in constant flux of creation and destruction,

An endless cosmic dance together with space and matter

She weaves an intricate, unfathomable tapestry of

Chaos and order.

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