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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Baby Love
Baby Love
By Cathy Collar
Go to sleep little baby.
Go to sleep my baby love.
Go to sleep my little baby.
Go to dreamland baby love.
Go to sleep my baby love.
Go to sleep my little baby.
Go to dreamland baby love.
Dream of gumdrops and lollipops
And sugar cane treats.
And sugar cane treats.
Dream of white sugar castles.
Your the princess of course.
And your prince comes to get you
On a white hobby horse
Dream of lullaby songs
And plush baby toys.
Dream of all of the things
That brings baby’s joys.
And plush baby toys.
Dream of all of the things
That brings baby’s joys.
Dream of all of the things
That you’d like to be.
Yes, dreams can come true, love
For you and for me.
That you’d like to be.
Yes, dreams can come true, love
For you and for me.
Go to sleep little baby.
Go to sleep my baby love.
Go to sleep little baby.
Go to dreamland baby love.
Monday, February 11, 2013
The Clock
The Clock
By Cathy Collar
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
The room deadly silent, except for the clock.
She sat there rigid, a statue of stone,
Feeling so helplessly, lost and alone.
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
Each second was precious. She looked at the clock.
The thoughts in her head, swirled round and round.
A plan, some plan had to be found!
Tic Tock- Tic Tock---
The door was heavy and barred with a lock.
She was a prisoner in her own home.
Her father not letting let her voice be known.
Tic Tock- Tic Tock---
Oh, the sound of that stupid clock !
It was ticking and tocking his life away !
For today was his judgment day.
Tic Tock- Tic Tock---
“It’s all your fault !” mocked the clock.
She must get free or he would die !
For she was his only alibi.
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
“You have one hour,” laughed the clock.
Her heart would surely burst with pain.
He’d give his life to save her name !
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
You won’t beat me you retched clock !
She grabbed the clock as it’s face laughed,
“I’ve driven you insane at last !”
Whirling it burst through the window pane.
As feet crunched glass, she felt no pain.
She paused at the clock, it made no sound.
It’s ornate pieces scattered round.
Your Tic - Tocking has ceased to be
No more will you torment me.
And such sweet revenge this be
For you are the one who set me free! ”
Her eyes ablaze with insanity.
Her only thought to see him free.
With feet sticky wet with blood,
She sped toward town to save her love.
By Cathy Collar
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
The room deadly silent, except for the clock.
She sat there rigid, a statue of stone,
Feeling so helplessly, lost and alone.
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
Each second was precious. She looked at the clock.
The thoughts in her head, swirled round and round.
A plan, some plan had to be found!
Tic Tock- Tic Tock---
The door was heavy and barred with a lock.
She was a prisoner in her own home.
Her father not letting let her voice be known.
Tic Tock- Tic Tock---
Oh, the sound of that stupid clock !
It was ticking and tocking his life away !
For today was his judgment day.
Tic Tock- Tic Tock---
“It’s all your fault !” mocked the clock.
She must get free or he would die !
For she was his only alibi.
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
“You have one hour,” laughed the clock.
Her heart would surely burst with pain.
He’d give his life to save her name !
Tic Tock - Tic Tock ---
You won’t beat me you retched clock !
She grabbed the clock as it’s face laughed,
“I’ve driven you insane at last !”
Whirling it burst through the window pane.
As feet crunched glass, she felt no pain.
She paused at the clock, it made no sound.
It’s ornate pieces scattered round.
Your Tic - Tocking has ceased to be
No more will you torment me.
And such sweet revenge this be
For you are the one who set me free! ”
Her eyes ablaze with insanity.
Her only thought to see him free.
With feet sticky wet with blood,
She sped toward town to save her love.
Friday, February 8, 2013
To Steal A Heart
To Steal A Heart
By Cathy Collar
The room was bathed in
moonlight
As through the door
he crept
Into the inns small
quaint room
Where the Dark Haired
Beauty Slept.
T’was along the
roadside,
His first glimpse
received.
It brought a pounding
to his heart,
A weakness to his
knees.
His first plan was to
rob her,
Her coach expressed
her wealth.
Instead, his heart
she stole from him,
He could not help
himself.
But nay, she was a
lady.
Far above the likes
of him.
He gazed at her in
slumber,
Through the window
light so dim.
A Highwayman, a
Robber,
That’s what he was, a
Rake.
He should leave her
room this instant,
For his own heart’s
sake.
As he swiftly turned
to leave,
His cloak caressed
her face.
She stirred and
shifted in her bed
Suddenly awake!
She saw him in the shadows.
Her heart leapt to
her throat.
Somehow she found her
voice,
As she softly spoke.
Please do not harm me
sir,
For I am truly
unarmed.
Take what you want of
purse and jewel
But please leave me
unharmed.
Nay, tis not your
Jewelry,
Or your purse that is
at stake.
Tis you my dark
haired beauty,
That I have come to
take.
What he saw in the
moonlight,
Was not fear in her
eyes.
She knew panic would
not help
She must stay calm
and wise.
You flatter me, my
dear sir
Place me above my
jewels.
My rubies, my emeralds,
And my exquisite
pearls.
Oh yes, though I must
confess,
Your pearls are quite
exquisite.
They were not and are
not now
The purpose for my
visit.
Sir what you plan to
take,
Will give you no
pleasure.
Tis that which only
hold dear
And will always treasure.
If you are a master
thief,
And skilled at your
art,
And if you must steal
from me,
Then let it be my
heart.
A Red Black Rose
appeared,
From where she could
not tell.
It’s fragrance unlike
any
She had ever smelled.
It mingled with his
musky scent,
She felt her heart
surrender.
As his firm lips
captured hers,
A kiss to be
remembered.
Awaking to the
morning light
The night was such a
blur.
Was it a dream, had
he been there,
She could not know
for sure.
As questions wandered
in her head,
The Red Black Rose
she spied.
On it a satin ribbon,
Where a small note
was tied.
Breathing the heady
fragrance,
As the note she read.
She was not sure if
she were pleased,
Or sad by what it
said.
To my Dark Haired
Beauty,
Whom I may no more
see,
Know this; I did
not steal from you,
Anymore than you from me.
Let the Black Red
Rose remind you,
Though we be
worlds apart.
We will always
hold the treasure,
Of each others
Heart.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Fickle Weather
Fickle Weather
February looked around and said "What's going on?
I peeked out side my door and the sun was shining strong? "
said January with a shrug,"I I had a bought of Flu, and
the winter wind made me sneeze. What was I to Do?"
"You just rest ," said loving Feb. "and go put on a sweater.
I will start my month off with snow and colder weather!"
January, finally well, got out of his bed. He stepped outside
looked left and right and then he scratched his head.
Dear Feb, “he asked, “what’s going on? I thought you
fixed the weather? “I caught your bug!“ said irate Feb, “
Now go get me a sweater!”
February looked around and said "What's going on?
I peeked out side my door and the sun was shining strong? "
said January with a shrug,"I I had a bought of Flu, and
the winter wind made me sneeze. What was I to Do?"
"You just rest ," said loving Feb. "and go put on a sweater.
I will start my month off with snow and colder weather!"
January, finally well, got out of his bed. He stepped outside
looked left and right and then he scratched his head.
Dear Feb, “he asked, “what’s going on? I thought you
fixed the weather? “I caught your bug!“ said irate Feb, “
Now go get me a sweater!”
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