Missing him blues (version 2 of 3) (poem) by Tina M Clark on AuthorsDen

Missing him blues (version 2 of 3)
by Tina M Clark → (All Poetry by Tina M Clark)
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This is the writen song version that Paul said I should do and because Andy loves my "twang" what I call my hillbilly voice! And because of all those that have stuck with me through think and thin through this aweful surgery. Also I want to dedicate this one to my Aunt Nadine who was saddened by the poem version of it. She said it made her miss her husband that has been gone for the past 10 years and whom she was married to for 58 years. I salute you sweety, Love ya! And last but not least my special angel and love,I Love you darling!

Then there missing him blues I'm ah sitting here all alone strumming these ole banjo strings I'm ah missing you so damn bad I just gotta stop and sing Please help me Lord, I got these missing him blues! Looking out across the pond my love's no where to be found Gotta hear his voice soon Oh, don't ya know Oh I got the missing him blues Calm my mind and soothe me Let me hear your voice feel your arms and taste your sweet kiss For you know I hate to miss you , Oh, you know that I do Please help me Lord I have these missing him blues Gotta lay my lips upon his neck and taste his soft sweet lips feel his love surrounding me Oh, I got these missing him blues No matter the time, distance or place My man always holds such a special place no amount of distance could ever erase Oh please Lord, end these missing him blues Calm my mind and soothe me Let me hear your voice feel your arms and taste your sweet kiss For you know I hate to miss ya Oh, I know you know Please help me Lord I have these missing him blues Let me see his handsome face feel his love within his heavenly embrace reach out to hold him forever and hear him say yes, my love forever and a day please Lord Put an end to these here missing him blues! I think back to the day I knew his love was mine I knew right then the blessing's and that they were surely mine! I look back through these here past 8 years and remember all the special ways You build me up and make me feel just like a queen each and ever day Please take away these missing him blues Calm my mind and soothe me Let me hear your voice feel your arms and taste your sweet kiss For you I hate to miss you don't ya know Oh Please help me Lord I've got them there missing him blues Yahoo oldlea yaa Ahh, Ya know I LOVE YOU HONEY! Poem �2005 Tina Clark (rewrite from poem on 10-27-05)

Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)

Reviewed on October 29, 2005

Wonderful poem so filled with so much emotions and tis sad so heartfelt right from the soul! Beautiful! and so right on w/ that suthern drawwwl. Perfect!
The ole Banjo. Love the banjo I don't play but Roy Clark does and then so did my dads .Just a pickin' and a grinnin'.
Have a great day.
Tracey 42xoox(c :)

Reviewed by Ken Bass (Reader)

Reviewed on October 28, 2005

You are so funny, witty and an awesome poet babe. You never fail to put a smile on my face. Very nicely done with the music effects and the frogs. LOL... I LOVE YOU HONEY. Thankyou for being you. All my love,...Ken

Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado

this would make a good song for loretta lynn! you have a fantastic gift, girl! very nice!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)

Yup brilliance. And you do have a great voice. The kinda accent that most associate with America.. That relaxing sing song southern belle syllables..

Very well done you twos'...

Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)

Tina, this is a tremendous romantic poetic composition! May you both enjoy the beauty of such a blissful love which compels one to create such outstanding poetic harmony. Thanks for sharing it. Take good care and be well. Brava!

Reviewed by Paul Berube

Tina,

Now this is what I meant. I'm sittin ear grinnin an a pickin. That little froggy looks very content. I feel the music in me this morning. Blessings Always, Paul.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on October 27, 2005

Awwwwwwwwww...this is sooooo lyrical I could sing along with that old damn banjo....yodeling at times tooooo...or was tha howling....nevermind I enjoyed every part of it!!

Now this needs to be sung GAL!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg

i could hear the banjo and the fiddle twanging right along with ya...