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Best Poems From
FAITH ELIZABETH BRIGHAM
(May 14,1953)
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Worth A Million Words
the burden of
potential lifted
worth a million words
in and of itself
inspiration spurs
me onward
searching for
the magic in
each chosen word
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
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You Loved Me Sweetly
driving down the highway
in my new GX-350
i'm listening to
a roy orbison cd
and thinking of
you and how
you love me sweetly
wishing i could
turn back time and
be the person
that i was when
you showered me
with a love so strong
you loved me sweetly
when i passed
you on the road
and you waved to me
our eyes met
but only briefly
as you smiled so tenderly
it made me lonesome
for days gone by when, oh
you loved me sweetly
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
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A Girl Named Happy
i knew a girl named happy
who was sweet as sweet can be
her smile was so pretty
and her heart was filled with glee
she seemed just like an angel
and was friendly as can be
she touched the lives of many
by making them so happy
written 11-11-05
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
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A Part Of Me
Women bleed while
men eat ice cream...
and other things
to get over someone...
crying takes the
sharp edge off the pain
for a while warding
off the numbness
knowing all the while
it is futile and
foolish for me to think
i could ever really
get over losing you
who was and always will be
such a part of me.
Faith Elizabeth Brigham
Read more: women poems, pain poems, lost poems, woman poems
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