Lifes Notebook

Lifes Notebook

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My Dear Old Pen Here I sit, all alone once again Just me and my faithful dear old pen It always seems to help me figure things out No matter what I'm thinking about As I scribble my words on this writing pad No matter what I'm feeling, happy or sad I think it may just be my dearest friend It never lets me down, my dear old pen When I was just a very young girl My biggest problem was the way my hair curled My pen was already there for me Helping me to express what others couldn't see When love decided to shatter my heart It was there for me when my world fell apart It was always there helping me charter my courses It helped me get thru two divorces And when I was ready to let new love in It was faithfully there for me once again When nobody else understands how I feel I know that my pen always will Yes, we do live in a new age of computers and such But staring at a keyboard just isn't enough Staring at that blank computer screen Just isn't the same if you know what I mean But when I pick up my pen and put it to my pad It all seems to pour out, the good and the bad No matter if I'm going thru happy or difficult times The words just pour out and they all seem to rhyme And when the words pour, I feel a release And all of my anguish seems to cease Loving, Hurting, Lonely, or Mad The feelings can be amazing or terribly bad Either way, I can always count on my truest friend I'm so happy I have my dear old pen And there's another way that it always helps me too When a loved one is hurting and there's nothing I can do I just put my pen on my paper and let it go And it always seems to help me to let them know That I feel their pain and that I really care And that I will always try to be there I know that everyone has ups and downs, struggling and strife My dear old pen helps me deal with this thing called life © Written by Jeannie Marie Baisden 2013
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