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" Nature And I"

 

Here I am on top this hill

The wind blowing through my hair.

Flowers blooming all around

God's beauty everywhere.

 

I feel the sun upon my face

The soft grass beneath my feet.

Watch the grace of birds fly by

Towards a velvet blue retreat.

 

White Fluffy clouds dot the sky

making my imagination soar.

Building castles ships or things

I can open any door.

 

The air so fresh, sweet and mild,

Blowing it's fragrance around,

Gathering them as it goes along.

Kissing flowers, trees and ground.

 

The silence, is truly golden.

Only nature can be heard,

The chirping of the cricket

And the singing of the bird.

 

Alone, I'm not I assure you.

How can this be? you say.

All, of God's glorious beauty

Has kept me company to day.

 

Chris Hannon

 

" First Impressions"

 

First impression are deceiving

And so very often wrong.

The ones, that seem the weakest

Most often could be strong.

 

The quiet ones, the loudest

The obnoxious ones unsure,

The silly ones the saddest

And the rude we must endure.

 

First impressions are not honest,

Nor are they really fair,

Let's hold of on those impressions

Til the next time that we share.

 

Chris Hannon

" Dear Friend"

 

It has been quite awhile. Since I sat and wrote to you.

Every time I think of it  I have something else to do.

  It's not that I've forgotten, or ran out of things to say,

It's just when I'm not busy other things get in the way.

 

But now I've found a minute to ask you how you are?

How is your man and family? I wish we didn't live so far.

  And as I write this letter memories flood my head

Of how we chummed together just like sisters, so they said.

 

And when we needed someone each of us was always there.

To give a smile or wipe a tear and show someone would care.

  We shared our many secrets no one else could know.

And where ever one of us had gone the other would also go.

 

But now we're grown and married and have gone our separate ways.

But best friends we'll always be, until our dying days.

 

Chris Hannon