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In Your Sleep. (Poem) by Terry Collett - [148 words]
Nun Watching. (Poem) by Terry Collett - [98 words]
A Life Of Stripping Bare. by Terry Collett - [190 words]
Your Mother Was. by Terry Collett - [192 words]
Your Little Secret. by Terry Collett - [140 words]
You'll Never Be In Love. by Terry Collett - [149 words]
You Are Gone by Erica Young Lost a friend because he had feelings I didn't share. Too hard for him to keep talking... Even mov... [44 words]
When You Think It's Over. by Terry Collett - [130 words]
When Love Fails by Taya Sommel - [105 words]
Welcome To The Asian Life by Angel Of Hope - [128 words]
Water Dark Blue. by Terry Collett - [266 words]
Waste Not, Want Not. by Terry Collett - [156 words]
Time To Wait. by Terry Collett - [265 words]
The Things I Did When I Was Young by Joan Elizabeth White my comparrison of my younger years and the way that I am now [104 words]
The Soldier By The Window by Joan Elizabeth White This is a poem that I hope will help everyone think of Soldiers as people with family... [297 words]
The Seed Sewn by Joan Elizabeth White This is a poem I wrote for my mom and dad's 50th wedding anniversary and I hope it touches someon... [300 words]
The Color Blue by Angel Of Hope - [115 words]
Sundays It Was. by Terry Collett - [164 words]
She Said No by Angel Of Hope I saw a book called She Said Yes, so I wanted to write a poem called She Said No...just to be contr... [143 words]
She Knows He Will. by Terry Collett - [121 words]
Penny For Them. by Terry Collett - [161 words]
Not One Of Those. by Terry Collett - [184 words]
Not One Ave. by Terry Collett - [119 words]
Not In Your Wildest Dreams. by Terry Collett - [229 words]
Northern Light Flowers by Burton - [26 words]
My Darling by Lamar Cole - [34 words]
Mrs Murphy's Third Child. by Terry Collett - [117 words]
Mother Aged Quickly. by Terry Collett - [116 words]
Molly & Men. by Terry Collett - [215 words]
Many A True Word. by Terry Collett - [143 words]
Looking Out Of Windows. by Terry Collett - [145 words]
It's The Way by Sariah Folau Pacificislander It's why I play basketball [138 words]
It Was No Joke. by Terry Collett - [101 words]
If Only It Would. by Terry Collett - [103 words]
Her Voice by Lamar Cole - [41 words]
Her Lost Love. by Terry Collett - [97 words]
Cost Of War. by Terry Collett - [162 words]
Another Dawn. by Terry Collett - [187 words]
All Things Aside. by Terry Collett - [147 words]
A Vampire's Touch by Taya Sommel - [68 words]
Your Sweet Kiss by Lamar Cole - [36 words]
Your Lips by Lamar Cole - [41 words]
You'll Wake Up. by Terry Collett - [123 words]
You Love by Lamar Cole - [56 words]
You Can See She's In Love. by Terry Collett - [177 words]
Woman Watching. by Terry Collett - [168 words]
What Father Said. by Terry Collett - [323 words]
This Sweet Love by Lamar Cole - [38 words]
The Woman Down The Hall. by Terry Collett - [153 words]
The Real Side Of You by Aujaye Mulmi - [66 words]
Thanks Daddy She Said. by Terry Collett - [221 words]
Summer Of Sex. by Terry Collett - [204 words]
Snow Already. by Terry Collett - [148 words]
Single Mother
Seasonal Senses by Jessica L Felter Tnis Student A small poem description of the seasons, let me know what you think, please! [102 words]
Recollection After Dinner. by Terry Collett - [176 words]
Office Blues by Terry Collett - [159 words]
No One Bothered. by Terry Collett - [179 words]
No Moving On. by Terry Collett - [155 words]
No Letter Of Love. by Terry Collett - [200 words]
Nights & Days Since Baby's Death. by Terry Collett - [129 words]
Millie's Mother by Terry Collett - [216 words]
Men Will Watch Paint Dry. by Terry Collett - [141 words]
Living's What We Do. by Terry Collett - [267 words]
Little Left. by Terry Collett - [54 words]
Learn To Love My Words by Erica Young It's true. I know I can't write, but oh well... [146 words]
Invisible Underneath by Erica Young Just a burst of feelings... Wrote this in an emotional state, so I didn't wanna go back an... [125 words]
In Father's Room. by Terry Collett - [197 words]
He's Not The Same. by Terry Collett - [209 words]
Her Eyes by Lamar Cole - [38 words]
Her Body by Lamar Cole - [39 words]
He Would Know Nothing, by Terry Collett - [173 words]
He Promised So Much. by Terry Collett - [168 words]
Hard To Handle by Vanlal Duoma Duoma About my life [61 words]
Finding An Old Photograph. by Terry Collett - [390 words]
Fall Guy. by Terry Collett - [120 words]
Even Now, You Listen. by Terry Collett - [201 words]
Dreams Of You by Lamar Cole - [49 words]
Cockerel & You. by Terry Collett - [123 words]
Behind Tall Walls. by Terry Collett - [230 words]
Anny Would Have Been There. by Terry Collett - [119 words]
An End To The Affair. by Terry Collett - [127 words]
Always On The Edge. by Terry Collett - [109 words]
A Woman Dying. by Terry Collett - [629 words]
A Sweetheart by Lamar Cole - [41 words]
A Better Friend by T J Rintoull Poem for solitude and loneliness. [94 words]

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TITLE (EDIT)
Single Mother
DESCRIPTION
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[121 words]
AUTHOR
Francine Lofton
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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[September 2009]
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (2)
Christmas 88 (Short Stories) windows of my life [555 words] [Drama]
Here To There (Short Stories) windows into my life [3,712 words]
Single Mother
Francine Lofton

Mama looked up with tear filled eyes
The pain of years dimming the light inside.
But baby girl, she cried you turned out fine
My time has come you must carry on
I didn�t have the strength to do right
Dealt a single mothers life
Journeys takes you down many paths.
Turns not prepared to make
Signs read Left I went right, brought so much misery
But baby girl you turned out fine
My time has come you must carry on
I didn�t have the strength to do right
Dealt a single mothers life
Daughters of my own
Signs said left I went right, brought so much misery
Dealt the single mothers life
Take my hand well carry on
Ill find the strength to make it right
Dealt a single mothers life

 

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STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
September 2009
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