The wonders of the mind
Can be told with or without rhyme
The mind will think about a story to tell
Then comes the poems we love so well
Poems of fathers and mothers Sad and happy tales of others
Remembrance of days and years past
Stories of lives that didn't last
We write tales of a falling snowflake
Stories about a boat on the lake
What it's like to drink alone
And go to a house where no one's home
Tales about prison walls
Or just a visit to the halls
You can never tell about the mind
Who knows what story it will find
It could be you to dance with the brazen moon
Or write a story about war and gloom
It could simply be about a waterfall
Or a soldier answering the call
You may go sail on the Nimitz
With the mind there are no limits
I heard one about a daddy that's abusive
It may be time he faced the music
I believe that one came from the heart
And that's a great place to start
But the heart must tap into the mind
And look around and try to find
All the things it wants to say
To tell the story in a special kind of way
Behind each great story you will find
A heart and of course a mind
Aditi
Alfred Evans V
Betty Hattersley
Don Conway
Doris Williams
Hope
Ivy Rose
Jackie R. Kays
Karen
Kathy Gandy
Paul E. Berube
Peggy
Rachel Dawn Huff
Richard E. Funnell
Pushpa R. Tuladhar
Rosebulb
Sally Evans
Sats
Simon Icke
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Tammy Soleno
Wendy Isbell
