Valerie Anderson

Valerie Anderson Poems

Butterfly wings.
Dancing, shimmering lights.
They are the northern lights
of the south during the day.
...

Gazing at the stars in the sky,
How brightly they're shining.
Oh, how beautiful.
The stars in the winter sky.
...

Midnight Blue,
deep black pitch.
The moon,
the stars
...

This is how I feel about our friendship from the bottom of my heart,
I wish us to be friends and never grow apart.
We may go through some pretty rough times,
But your friendship to me, is more precious than a fortune of dimes.
...

when i walk at night,
I see beautiful things.
oh how, moon-good!
what a sight!
...

I will follow you to the edge of the trees.
Through the frozen river.
Until my heart dies.
To the end of the earth.
...

7.

your cute little nose,
the way your so sweet.
The beauty that goes,
from your head to your feet.
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Gazing at the stars,
my heart broken to the core.
For once I fell in love,
like no other time before.
...

I think I'm in love,
that wonderful feeling, that lifts you up and takes you away.
But what shall I do?
What shall I say?
...

Your words are calm.
Like the breath of the sea.
How they dance and flutter.
They seem familiar to me.
...

I'm laying here.
In the lush, green grass.
I am at peace, there is nothing to fear.
I am doing nothing, but sitting on my butt.
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I wish you a Merry Christmas.
From all my heart.
I wish us to be friends.
And never to grow apart.
...

Your words
are like the deep navy blue sky.
Full of softly winking lights.
The whispering wind
...

Love, kindness and compassion.
Are traits many a human needs.
But only a few, a small amount,
this is what they provide.
...

Thank you for my friend, Lord.
Who loves imperfect me.
Who listens with all her heart,
And supports me patienly.
...

My love for you is as sweet as candy.
I love you with all my heart.
I wish us never to be apart.
...

Sitting on the window sill.
Watching the rain pitter-patter against the glass.
As the thunder explodes lightning fast.
The lightning aluminates her tear-stained face.
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As I sit here in class.
I observe my friends.
And looking forward to the year.
Coming to an end.
...

19.

Rain pounding hard against the glass.
Brown eyes turn molten against the fire’s glowing embers.
A lullaby plays in the background.
The storm clouds hide a lovely moon.
...

the sun is out,
let it shine!
There's no reason to sit and pout.
Scowl or whine!
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Valerie Anderson Biography

I have written poems since I was in second grade and always wrote in my spare time. This is just a portion of how many poems I have written.)

The Best Poem Of Valerie Anderson

Butterfly Wings

Butterfly wings.
Dancing, shimmering lights.
They are the northern lights
of the south during the day.

Beautiful lime green.
Flash and flutter.
Dancing upon the walls.
Making such a clutter.
Those butterfly wings.

A light periwinkle blue.
As blue as the ocean.
Mysterious as the moon.
Reminds me of that sky, full of clouds.
Those butterfly wings.

A deep blood red.
So vibrant and full of life.
A deep, swirling crimson.
So loyal and true.
Those butterfly wings.

A sparkling sunny yellow.
So bright and cheerful.
Almost like a lighter gold.
So friendly and caring.
Those butterfly wings.

Those wings hold character.
Opposites they hold as well as mystery.
So dark but light and sure.
Are those butterfly wings.

Valerie Anderson Comments

Chuck Hurley 11 October 2005

I enjoyed ur poems and if you do also then that is all that matters. The rest like value, use of words and phrase's and clarity will change for you as you gain more experience in life and at ur age you have many years to build up in your mind what you want ur poetry to express. ur at the age when relationships should be enjoyed and do not rush into a comittment that after a few years is no turning out as you expected. Eighteen is a wonder age and you will have many relationships as you go thru life and ur perspective will change as you change. Get ur education first so you can take care of yourself and be a discriment about life and what you want from it. Good luck and is it poet for both genders or do we recognize the word poetess.Chow Chuck

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Kylee Anderson 06 October 2005

I'm just hoping people will give me advice and tell me what I need to fix on my poems. And don't forget about telling me if they liked my poems or not.

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