Poetry: Denial - by Elisabeth Mcgrath

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by Elisabeth Mcgrath

Created on: September 18, 2011 Last Updated: April 27, 2012

She walks in sunshine all her days
Past greenery and floral sprays
As shadows flee.

Even summer showers defer
And let no raindrops fall on her
They let her be.

She is the stuff of nature’s bluff
Where mild and meek meets strong and tough
Her spirit free.

Not burdened by mortality
Floating on calm serenity
She smiles at me.

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Poetry: Denial

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by Patty E Padgett

GARNET HAZE:

Garnet haze over my world

Rose-colored glasses tinted my view

As colors of life around me swirled

I couldn't
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by Elisabeth Mcgrath

She walks in sunshine all her days
Past greenery and floral sprays
As shadows flee.

Even summer showers defer
And let no raindrops
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by Judy Corcoran

We would know within eight minutes

if the sun died.

I was in Elysian Fields

composing poetry,

singing, dancing,

tending
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by Moeze Lalji

Denial
Is a piece
Of wood
That blocks
The gates of
The mind
From meeting
The reality
Of the event

A mother
May go into
Denial
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Denial made a scene on the street,
his eyes bent soft poles of moonlight.
To move in the shadows, was a little feat.
the lonely

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