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As I Tarry Along Life's Road
by Jerusalmi Streete   
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As you wander through life’s road, with all its complexities and wonders, take with you this beautiful anthology of contemporary poems. With raw emotions and untainted sentiments, poet-author Jerusalmi Streete reflects the various reactions and responses of individuals to different situations through the expressive words in As I Tarry Along Life’s Road.

In this assortment of inspiring verses and intuitive lines, the poet has touched a variety of subjects including love, romance, passion, peace, spirituality, unity, and more --- which will surely move you. With this compelling collection of meaningful poems, Streete is able to reveal life’s circumstances to all. Be stirred and let your emotions flow through you in As I Tarry Along Life’s Road.

To Mother with Love

I want to thank you for the joy
that you’ve given me,
and for the nine months,
you’ve carried me.

Oh, Mommy! You mean
more than the world to me,
and I’m glad the Master gave me
eyes to see.

The whirlwind passes us everyday.
Still you guide me on life’s highway,
and as I continue to journey in time;
your love will always be in this heart of mine.



As I Tarry along Life’s Road

I walked the burning sands,
Day after day;
Praying that I’d get
to college someday.
I asked myself,
Will I ever be a man?
Or will I stay here
And tarry in this land?

Heaven help me!
I pray each night;
Give me some courage
And the will to fight.
Strengthen me, oh Father,
Because I’m about to give up.
Enlighten me with your blessings
Which flow from above.

Encourage me, oh God,
Day after day,
So I’d get to college
And be on my way.



Wonderful Day

This Valentine’s Day,
I wish you the best,
And most of all
In all future success.

I wish you were here
Hand in hand with me,
But time will bring us together;
Just wait and you’ll see!

I’ve been holding you dearly
In this heart of mine
As I continue taking it a day at a time.

I just want to tell you
“Happy Valentine’s Day!”
And I truly love you
More than words can ever say.

   


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