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Best Poems From
FAITH ELIZABETH BRIGHAM
(May 14,1953)
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It Doesn't Take Much
it doesn't take much
to make me happy-
all i need is
a good book of poetry
a soft furry dog
curled up on
the foot of my bed
a God of mercy
to believe in
and when i feel
like killing myself
i make a pizza instead
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
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Just Breasts
Jiggling
Up-turned
Sensuous
Tantalizing
Beautiful
Round
Enormous
Alluring
Sagging
Tiny
Sexy
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
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Magic Of The Rose
the bees go buzz, buzz, buzz
and do what they must do
to polinate the roses
the faerie waits until they're through
to add a bit of magic
she will give the rose a kiss or two
not even the rain can ruin
the magic of the rose
for when a faerie kisses it
the magic seals itself inside
so when you smell the roses
you can feel the faeries pride
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
Read more: magic poems, rose poems, pride poems, kiss poems, rain poems
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My Dear Lucille
dear lucille, dear lucille
did someone teach you
the beauty of truth
did someone preach to you
when you were in your youth
to tell the truth even
when it rips apart the
canvas of constructed lies
or makes ripples in the waters
of the great mississippi gulf-side
the world needs more women like you
with guts glorious as they come
withstanding adversity at it's worse
with words weighs heavy, woman
let 'em flow, lady, let 'em flow
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
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