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Two Poems from our Family Poetry Collection

 
 
Second Chance
   
Author: Phil Valentino
   
Poem:
Second Chance
   
  SECOND CHANCE

When I grow old and reminisce on all of the things that I have missed, I’ll surely weep because of all of the antics I did in the streets.

I know I’m not able to undo all the selfish things I put my family through, thinking if I could do it again, I know me and all my kids would be best friends.

Never having to feel that shame, but being man enough to accept the blame.

For not returning the love given to me by my family, only if I could do it again, how proud I’d make my next of kin.

I hope it’s not too late to make amends for my mistakes, I’d return the love that was given to me, in hopes of being part of my family.


Copyright 2007 Phil Valentino
   
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Gathering Memories
   
Author: Deanna Dilley
   
Poem: Gathering Memories
   

Whether it's photos and slides,
or just some old books;
It's always fun gathering memories.
Imagine yourself living in a world
generations earlier.
What would your life have been like then?
Did you or your siblings even have beds?
Or were you sprawled out on the dirt floor?
Was there a wood fire place to keep you warm?
Or did Ma heat up the kettle to do the job?
Looking back at your ancestors,
Could you have lived in those times?
Children left school to learn their trades
between the ages of twelve to fourteen.
Could you even consider doing that now?
We need education to help us survive.
Picture yourself in your grandparents' world.
The music and appliances and lifestyles have changed.
Hairstyles and clothing are no longer the norm.
Rather than sewing a dress by hand;
you now shop for jeans and t-shirts on a day to day basis.
Look at the photos and watch the slides.
Read all the old books from generations passed.
Always enjoy gathering memories.
 
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