Letting Go

Letting Go

by Lord R.e. Taylor

You know I loved you

Now you are gone

Even though it will hurt

I must now let you go

© Poem – IX/XXIV/MMXXIII

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Farewell To Sunset

Farewell To Sunset

by Lord R.e. Taylor

The two of them sat in those chairs watching the sunset

But time can be as cruel as any monster

She died a slow death in her eighty-third year

His heart ached with unbearable loneliness

He knew that his only love was gone like the light of the sun

And he knew that she would never be with him again

© Poem – IX/XVII/MMXXIII

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The Song Of Silver Bells

The Song Of Silver Bells

by Lord R.e. Taylor

In song and stories

They have always meant Christmas

But they are universal

The tones silver bells make

Messages from a loving God

Telling us everything will be fine

© Poem – IX/XI/MMXXIII

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She Becomes Her

She Becomes Her

by Lord R.e. Taylor

Her life may be what she dreamed

It may be one she never imagined

She may be a mother or wife

She may have a hard life

Above all though she is a woman

And she knows what only she needs

When the world gets to be too much

She knows how to escape

Maybe for just a moment

Maybe for forever and a day

Her body, soul and mind become free

In that moment she becomes herself again

And she can face the world again

© Poem – IX/VIII/XXMMIII

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I Dream Of You

I Dream Of You

by Lord R.e. Taylor

All I can do is dream of you

I cannot see you

I cannot hold you

I cannot kiss you

I know that I have loved you

And I know that I have lost you

So, all I can do is dream of you

And remember those moments we shared

© Poem – IX/VII/MMXXIII

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I Miss You

I Miss You

by Lord R.e. Taylor

It may have been a moment

It may have been forever

Either way, my heart feels empty

Emptier than it ever should

But at least you are in my thoughts

© Poem – IX/VI/MMXXIII

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Love You Too Much

Love You Too Much

by Lord R.e. Taylor

I do not think it is possible

I do not believe what they say

There is no way they could be right

I could never love you too much

© Poem – IX/II/MMXXIII

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