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The poems in this book are divided into three categories: Life Reflections, Family Ties, and The Ups and Downs of Love. My stories are told in the form of poetry. Some poems are reflective, while others are humorous.
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Poetry by Deb
Table of Contents
PAUSING TO CATCH MY BREATH
Poetry on One Woman's Journey through Life
by Debra A. Warren
Life Reflections
I Think
This Place Where I Am
You Don't Know What Old Feels Like
Our Past
Today
Insight
A Bird's Eye View
It's Never Too Late
Someone Stole My Life
On Borrowed Time
I Must Remember
Birthdays
I'm So Tired
Trapped
My Light
Growing Old
Who Cares
Mean People Stink
Running Behind
My Wish
A Well-Loved Book
Family Ties
My Mother Taught Me This
In My Mind
My Daughter At Seventeen
My Son Moved Way Down South Today
The Angel In My Life
My Girl Friends
Sometimes Circumstances Change
Christmas Eve
Christmases Remembered
Our Gifts
The Ups and Downs of Love
I'm Still Here
New Hopes And Dreams
About Happiness
Complete
Awareness
I Now Know
Endless Nights Of Passion
True Happiness
Why Me?
Love Shows
Pausing To Catch My Breath
True Love
In My Dreams
I Hold You Close Forever
I Miss You!
Endings
Ode To A Spineless Man
Nobody's Fool
The Real Story
Excerpt
My Mother Taught Me This
Never take the easy way out; persevere
Speak the truth,
even when you are the minority.
Show affection, speak of love
Laugh often, laugh at your own mistakes.
My mother taught me this.
Know that nothing happens in life
that you cannot handle.
Understand that to love yourself is a gift to you.
Change is not always easy, but don't avoid it.
Learn more by seeking knowledge
in books and words.
My mother taught me this.
Don't take 'no' for an answer.
Stand up for what you believe.
Be kind to people who you know have troubles.
Have fun in life
and don't wait until tomorrow to have it.
My mother taught me this.
Because I was a witness to my own mother's
great inner strength,
I am a woman of great inner strength.
I've shared this gift with my children,
friends and family.
I am thankful, eternally grateful,
and I will always remember that
My mother taught me this.
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