Month to celebrate the older person: Poems & a baby shower

By Joan E. Wilson
POEMS ARE WRITTEN BY FOOLS
By Joan (Watler) Wilson
Poems
are written by fools like me
But only God can make a tree’.
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These
words are so true I can't deny
Much better written than by you or I.
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For
a poem is only words that rhyme
And are put on paper at any time.
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Unlike
a tree which takes years to grow
From a seed so small we have to sow.
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Its
spreading branches so big and strong
Is home for the birds and it must be wrong.
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For
anyone in their rightful mind
To chop a tree down and be so unkind.
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To
birds in their nests with babies destroyed
Oh how it makes us all annoyed.
END
BABY SHOWER
By Joan (Watler) Wilson
A
baby shower for a new mom to be
Very
useful presents for all to see
Baby
oil and powder to keep the skin so sweet
Bibs
and napkins and nice crib sheets
Are
but a few of the gifts that will be given
To
this beautiful baby – your gift from heaven.
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And when you give birth to this bundle of joy
It’ll
make no difference if it’s a girl or boy.
Just
so it’s O.K. and you’re feeling fine
You
can relax and sleep ‘til it’s feeding time.
Published October 27, 2020
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