All the ghost stand back watching, I refuse to crumble, Friends who appear preaching I hate that ! I go through this life alone, The wind is firce for a Tuesday neigh Wenesday morning, I have my little family but gosh would love to have a near lesbian friend, Some one whom at least whenContinue reading “It’s hard being me”
Category Archives: death
Going home
So much I want to go, Hold my youngest nephew, My hand hurts, I want to stand on Ellen’s front porch, Last time I was chased away when Diana fraudulently called Allamakee Sherriff and reported falsely about me, She crushed my attempt to have my baby sisters back while she lived, I want all back,Continue reading “Going home”
Humanity
Burns me to the quick! Mother was safe from her first born, All the horrid things she did to mom and me , No one cared, As my youngest nephews grow older thirty-one and three, Deception will taint their days too, Lucky for the world DLDudley nearing seventy-five years are numbered, Eternity will be filledContinue reading “Humanity”
Bleeders
We children of alcoholics, When our folks bicker we their kids suffer, The bleeding never stops, My dad before me suffered, Grandpa Paul was a first Sargent in the Medical Corps, As a boy granddad was one of the kids that detailed was to find wounded and dead comrades in the trenches in France, FlandersContinue reading “Bleeders”
Two cages
Wish you could all meet Penny, She’s imperfect , And a rare fine , One of the things I like best about Penny is I think she’s the best kid sister a lesbian can have, This Iowa lesbian poet, Whom two nights ago I almost lost for this lifetime, She drives an hour and aContinue reading “Two cages”
Two
Two below in northern Iowa, A dear friend I ends getting ready to move to Saint Paul, Instead of dread she wished her mother in law would die, She acted like she’d love nothing else, Laura was one hundred and three survived Covid and was returned to the nursing home with the highest mortality rate.Continue reading “Two”
Hospice
December I mustered the courage, In Independence,Iowa I put caution to the wind, Mounted the steps and sauntered in, I asked about volunteering for hospice, I was told they don’t allow animals visiting the dying, I think animals should be in the life and death of all humanity, I took my imformation, I wondered outside,Continue reading “Hospice”
Amish driver
Last night on a snow-covered road, A fifteen passenger van rolled to a stop, No seat belts or children seats, Young wife and mother thrown out of the vehicle, Three children forever gone, Gone their smiles, Gone their wonder, Gone there love of writing, Small Amish children love getting books, Most books, I found inContinue reading “Amish driver”
Val Whitewolf 