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Vera Sidhwa - Poems Poetry Series Vera Sidhwa - poems - Publication Date: 2016 Publisher: Poemhunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive Vera Sidhwa() www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 1 A Bear Oh teddy, I cuddle you, I look for the softness in you. My cuddling makes you soft, On my sofa cushion. I sit with you on my lap. Oh bear, I meet you in the forest. I see all your huge fur, And large, sharp teeth, In your big mouth. And I run the other way. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 2 A Bird A Bird It was in my brain. It was in my veins. It just took off and then, Flew it's own way in and out. The trees rocked in the wind. All nature seemed in, A fury and crazy. The bird flew away. This was a real bird you see. It was in and out of me. I looked at in glee. It was the bird of perfection. I knew it would bring news to me. For this I could really see, That all ideas have wings of their own. And this idea did too. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 3 A Chiming Bell A Chiming Bell A chiming bell resounded through, The daisies and flowers of this field. A chime heard by the flowers, Was their ever wanting need. You see, their field was silent, And the flowers needed a sound. The chiming bell knew this, So it chimed about and around. Through the loud fields now, The flowers began to listen. The bell well knew of this, And so it chimed and glistened. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 4 A Daisy Love A Daisy Love A daisy love, And circle around the daisy. A field of yellow daisies, Out shine my feelings. The feelings of sadness, Despair and disengagement, Go away, When I'm in a field of daisies. I like my daisy love. I love my daisy field. The flower of my love, Is a daisy I feel. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 5 A Flower Puff Was Given To Me A flower puff was given to me, By Heaven's hands. It lay sweetly, not moving, In my human hands. I saw this puff, As God's amazing invention, Where he breathed his Mighty, Breath with much intention. I loved this flower puff you see. It was in my hand, Heaven's glee, To make me wonder who made it so sweet, So to make my wondering eyes to it meet. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 6 A Girl There was a Girl There was a girl from 'I See, ' Who didn't know what I was saying. When I asked her why, Her only reply, Was 'I See, I See.' Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 7 A Hundred Days Tropical City Speak to me of flowers and sun light bright sun. The sun that warmed up cool down alleys Drenched in the cooled sun shine. And I'll tell you of a hundred days When I wished all was well When I dreamed from a far away land. Yes, the sun drips took me away To monsoon rains and rain fires In the gorgeous tropical land. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 8 A Jolt A Jolt I was born with a jolt. A feeling that has been forgotten. But life itself is a jolt of many, Incidents going by, one by one. A jolt, a jolt, too many jolts. Life does not happen on my time. And then it happens. And so I couldn't control it. I only know it. I know my unsteadiness, Doesn't help matters any. I receive too many jolts. I then discovered, The steady white and small flame, Burning steadily inside my center. It never blew left or right. I think of that steady flame, Pointed straight and upward, When I receive a jolt. I live calmly. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 9 A Minute Too Fast A minute too fast is how I walked past you, And in that I missed how beautiful you were too. I turned around to look, And you turned around to look too. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 10 A New Day A new day had begun, amongst the daffodils and daisies. They were all looking at each other in awe. They wondered why they were so beautiful in the morning. And the daisy told the daffodil how pretty it was. A new day had begun, amongst the people at hand. They couldn't admit how beautiful the other ones were. And the man told the other man nothing. A new day had begun, with children holding hands. Like the daffodil telling the daisy, They told each other how cute they were. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 11 A New Hope A New Hope Scanning the bright sky above, My heart received a new hope. I had been holding dark emotions That now had an outlet. Everyday I now Looked at life brightly. You were in it Everyday. Scanning the bright sky above. My heart received a new hope And the new hope were You and me. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 12 A Petal Of A Daisy A Petal of a Daisy He dropped a petal of a daisy. She saw it come down. She didn't smile, laugh or frown. He picked it up and gave it to her. Now the smile arose from her face. She instantly loved him. He tilted her chin And a kiss gave her. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 13 A Poem In Your Eyes A Poem in Your Eyes I saw a poem in your eyes. No it was really there. You blinked so charmingly, When I was near. I stared more and more, And more poems formed. I told myself I was lucky, So it went on and on. I imagined a poem in your eyes, No it was really there. I never looked at another. I could only stare. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 14 A Sleigh A Sleigh A sleigh slid past me in the pretty snow And oh it put on such a show. It's horse pulled and pulled the sleigh And the snow pushed aside in play. This sleigh was very pretty in slight. It didn't suffer any plight. I wondered where it was going Upward through the night. It was Santa's sleigh I figured out. And then I looked around the night And shouted out. I told Santa my street address. He looked down at me and nodded yes. The horse and sleigh took a turn And there it stood at my chimney. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 15 A Star A Twinkling Star Merrily that twinkling star was me. It wasn't far to see Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 16 A Truth I went wandering one day. In which direction I couldn't say. This walk brought me to a lake. I couldn't fathom it's meaning for my sake. I wondered why I wandered this way. Then a thought struck me in that usual way. The straight path had been difficult too, So I went a wandering for you. It struck me little, It struck me big, That the roads to you, Were the most exciting. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 17 A Twinkling Star A Twinkling Star A twinkling star, Caught me attention. It seemed different than the others. It couldn't by me figure out why. I looked at it with a telescope now, And there it disappeared. That star of happiness did not appear. I began to look inwards now, And saw a little twinkle here and there. My happiness twinkled merrily. It was my twinkling star. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 18 Accuracy It seemed you loved me, Ever and ever so. But you actually loved me, Never and never no. I felt this feeling with accuracy. You tried to conceal the feeling in you, When I was so deeply falling for you. I tried to reach out, For your love I never knew. I felt this feeling with accuracy. You changed one day, As I did too, We realized at once, That you loved me too, While I did you. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 19 Actions It seemed to me that, Actions spoke so loudly, That my mind listened, So carefully. My words spoke not hesitantly. My actions made the decisions. My mind did not lay in confusion. My head was clear of derision. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 20 Administrator You You weren't there today. It was an impossible feeling I say. The let down so fast. My happiness didn't last. You are the only one In the office I could love and no one can know How you make my heart glow. But I can't be your see? You are the administrator of me. So that's the end of that This corporation had Boundaries. Vera Sidhwa www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 21 Affinity For Chaos Your affinity for chaos, Your hand in blood, Your sword swooped too high.

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