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a no name poem
by Steve Patterson → (All Poetry by Steve Patterson)
   Rated "G" by the Author.
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clearin' out a house
silent as a mouse
bare walls
thats all

starin' at me
all i see
is memories
and histories
that's all
bare walls

old used to be's
i see's
yesterday's
and
tomorrows
gone with the wind
we all live 'till the end

then it's over

red rover
red rover
won't ya' come over
please

set me at ease
at what's goin' on
and what is gone
please

i cry
i tear in my eye
i say goodbye
i can't lie

i shed a tear
i face my fear
life & death
are so near

old things
brings
back memories
my life's histories
lullaby's
and good byes
and why's

the try's
the best that they could
why should
i complain
except for the pain

i haven't let my self cry
not yet
but sayin' goodbye
will git' ta' me yet
i know

this old house
raised us
this old house was there
anywhere
anytime
this old house
was there

and they were too

mom & dad
both be gone
they both moved on

and me?

what do i see
in front of me...
poetry

a no name poem

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 Reviews of "a no name poem"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on June 4, 2005
Nicely expressed, Steve. Love and peace. Regis

Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson
Reviewed on June 4, 2005
Well written Steve! Mighty fine poem!

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on June 3, 2005
For a poem with no name you make your point quite eloquently...Ed


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