As women, there comes a time, we
cannot dress as we did before.
As we get older, things change and what we're
wearing, isn't appropriate anymore.
Not wanting to appear ridiculous we have
to be more selective, when choosing, what to wear.
It goes without saying,the next thing to be done,
is rearrange our hair.
The color of our skin will take
on a lighter tone.
Makeup should be used sparingly and blended very carefully.
Short skirts are out and mid length, is in.
Never wear clothes too tight, or reveal a lot of skin.
Whatever you choose, the colors should be warm
and flattering, they're the best for you.
Keep away from all bright colors, they will never do.
Don't let these changes get to you or tear you apart.
Remember, you're getting better
and getting better, is an art!
Audrey Heller
"An archaeologist is the best husband a woman can have. The older she gets the more interested he is in her."
~Agatha Christie
"Cruel and cold is the judgment of man, Cruel as winter, and cold as the snow; But by-and-by will the deed and the plan Be judged by the motive that lieth below."
~Lewis J. Bates
YOU ARE THE FIRST BREATH OF SPRING AFTER DARK, WINTER DAYS -
Loving me gently, warm and so kind.
You are there when I need you with words of comfort.
No jewel could ever equal your worth.
YOU ARE THE SUN BECKONING ANXIOUS FLOWERS OUT OF THE SOIL -
You pull me out of myself, luring me with laughter
And chase away the darkness which only you can do.
I feel so loved and secure when I rest with you.
YOU ARE WARMTH EMBRACING EMPTY ARMS OF TREES, DEEP IN SNOW -
How you shower me with affection, no matter my mood
Until every day that passes glows brighter with your love.
I could not ask for more as your goodness gleams from above.
BREATH OF MY LIFE, FIRST BREATH OF SPRING -
How well you perceived me, how drugged I have become.
Forever I have followed every footstep you have led,
In truth, you are all that I desire, my eternal Beloved.
"The hours I spend with you I look upon as sort of a perfumed garden, a dim twilight, and a fountain singing to it. You and you alone make me feel that I am alive. Other men it is said have seen angels, but I have seen thee and thou art enough."
~George Edward Moore
"Today is your day to dance lightly with life,
sing wild songs of adventure,
invite rainbows & butterflies out to play,
soar your spirit, and unfurl your joy."
~Jonathan Lockwood Huie
I met within my dreams when time
conceived me so withdrawn
a bird that sang a song I've known
when life was not forgone
then drew my quill and wrote a verse
to resound what she bore
and have her flow throughout my soul
perhaps forevermore
except it seems that I've done wrong
and broke her tender heart
what can I do when I'm abashed
of what I thought was art
and how from then so timidly
I combed my soul to dream
and lastly thought of all my pride
within my silent screams
oh, how I wish that bird would come
and sing for me again
yet I must dwell within that verse
to know I yearn in vain
so beautiful that dainty bird
that bird that I once knew
with broken wings I sought to mend
beyond that dreamy view
Robert E. Anderson
Copyright 2009
“There is a space between man's imagination and man's attainment that may only be traversed by his longing.”~Kahlil Gibran
Loud shots reverberating across the emptied square,
neighbour’s bullets smashing, splintering through window,
one viciously driving into this man’s chest,
exploding, his back erupting,
two others into the wall slamming, splattering,
waking terrified mother and screaming baby from rest.
Through mattress passing and over bodies,
violating and shattering,
showering this sacred room,
with innocent blood and pitiless lead,
these soft-nosed dumdum bullets,
hatefully shouting of doom.
A mortally wounded husband wife trembling arms cradling,
amidst her child’s frightening wailing,
in his breast his spirit to hold she is desperately trying,
but in torrents of blood before her eyes his life is ending……
Fergus Carty
"For in reason, all government without the consent of the governed is the very definition of slavery."
~Jonathan Swift
When beauty through the breath of mere despair
Engages nigh to live within the days
That come with every little thought I bear
It is by sweet Melpomene I praise
For boundless is the realm she does ignite
And with her eyes she declares I am dead
While with a candle glows the tragic light
Which holds my thoughts to find the tears I shed
They sway me with the will to reap my cause
And kindle what relinquishes my pride
I will not lift my weary head because
It feels so right to know I'm lost inside
Though sweet Melpomene can understand
Death grants me reason to walk through its land
Robert E. Anderson
Copyright 2009
"The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it."
~W.M. Lewis
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