Historias de Rememberence

Friendship is a funny thing. It doesn't really have a meaningful definition, but a blank description that doesn't, in any way, describe the high and lows, the smiles and laughter, the memories of the time spent with the people you hold dear. This story might not be your description of friendship, but it is mine. It expresses for me a thing that can't be described in a sentence, it describes friendship for me...and maybe for you too. I hope you will ▀██▀─▄███▄─▀██─██▀██▀▀█ this story! ─██─███─███─██─██─██▄█ ─██─▀██▄██▀─▀█▄█▀─██▀█ ▄██▄▄█▀▀▀─────▀──▄██▄▄█

The spirit of A.N.Z.A.C

Do you have that "one" person you can't "get over"? I know I do.

Letters to the stars

Picture by www.everystockphoto.com Introduction: I was inspired by Bill Temple to write poems of War - From the point of view of those who have lost someone in war and their grievances. A sample of the first of these selection of poems can be seen on the first page of my selection - War Poems: Muse to Remember - (By David Hurt). So here's to Bill Temple and His devoted and dedicated series 'War the most useless act of man.' Enjoy the read...

Poems I write whilst walking or wandering in my thoughts.

It's been a year since I last saw you. It's been a year since I last heard your voice. It's been a year since my heart broke. I know it was real. I remember every detail. I remember how you held my hand and led me to the sea in the dark. It was my last night there. It was our last chance. I wouldn't have thought you wanted the same. I wouldn't have thought you felt the same.

It's 6 years of D3: Dil Dostii Dance So why not celebrate the legacy of a serial who gave many the belief that they can follow their dreams. Let's celebrate how they taught us three really important aspect of life - DIL. DOSTII. DANCE

A poem written for all the people who know thereiis more to our existence than living "the good life"

This vignette tells the story of a girl who desperately misses her uncle that died of cancer. She goes through the struggles anyone faces when a loved one dies, but learns to mend and forgive.