Alfred Loveland Poems

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(lonely People) By Alfred Loveland

This is a poem to help lonely people on their own
You mostly find that its because a loved one has flown
Of course this is not always the case and reasons can be many
I just used that one because it’s good as any
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(school Holidays) By Alfred Loveland

The kids are once more at home
Teachers are relieved and welcome there long break
But mums & Dads are mortifide knowing whats at stake
They once more need eyes in the back of there head
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3.
The True Meaning Of Love By Alfred Loveland

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Love is a sacred word with meanings far and wide
Love is when you feel all those butterflies inside
Love is a feeling of being wanted and understood
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4.
A Hidden Place. This I Read On The Internet .

Each of us has a hidden place
Somewhere deep within ourselves
a place where we go to get away,
To think things through, to be alone.to be ourselves.
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5.
Sands By Alfred Loveland

Such a simple word is sand

It can rhyme with land
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6.
A Prayer To Share By Alfred Loveland

This is poem for all those we love
with a little help from him above
We do tend to take love ones for granted most of the time
And mostly only ask for help when things go wrong
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7.
Why Worry By Alfred Loveland

We all tend to try and enrich our lives
In different ways but our goals are the same
We want the most, by doing the least
some times we lose, some times we gain
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8.
My Friends By Alfred Loveland

Do you find friendship a wonderful thing
I do with all the pleaures it bring
Over the years while being on line
I have met good friends and bad friends
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9.
A Day By The Sea By Alfred Loveland

Our day out at Swanage by the sea goes us
Up bright and early to go on a bus
That takes all us Senior citizen on our weekly trip
As we wait for the bus to pull up outside
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10.
A True Poem Called A Child Denied By Alfred Loveland

Looking back when I was young of 15 kids I was in the middle
No luxeries no sweets just basic food we had to fiddle
No new clothes just hand me downs
Which I must add we dare not frown.
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