Franklin Spriggs

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Not really wanted as a child,
Yet into this world I came,
Not to be a bundle of joy,
Just someone to give a name.
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Down this highway that we call life,
Of all it's heartaches, toils and strife,
It's hard for the saints to keep pressing through,
But always remember, God has not forgotten you.
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As I set with pen in hand,
I stop to consider why,
Forgive me this day, oh Lord I pray,
For bringing a tear to your eye.
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The days of wine and roses,
So happily they seem,
Of youthful days and red bouquets,
And faces full of glee.
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Sitting around the house one day,
I stopped to consider this,
Why am I upon this earth,
If it's Heaven that I miss?
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As I sit to consider,
The events of my life,
Through many toils and heartaches,
Much bitterness, anger, and strife.
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I was sitting around the house one day,
This thought came into my mind,
Why am I always by myself,
And a wife I cannot find.
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America, America,
How I love you so,
We are richly blessed from up above,
Where all good blessings flow.
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A great mystery in life,
I guess I'll never understand,
How do you put a child,
In the body of a man?
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I like teddy bears,
So tender and so warm,
The come in many sizes,
Many colors, shapes, and forms.
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What kind of woman have I found,
That I should be so blessed,
Of all the women in the world,
To me she is the best.
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Dear precious readers,
Just a little of your time,
I’ll try to speak about myself,
And try to make it rhyme.
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That old tattered Bible,
My daddy would always read,
Sitting on the table,
In his hand it use to be.
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I sit at home by myself,
I think of days gone by,
Of family members who left me,
Then I begin to cry.
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It's hard for me to write,
With tears pouring off my face,
To all the hurting children,
Who seem to be misplaced.
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Precious memories,
Oh how sweet the sound,
They drive away the loneliness,
When know one is around.
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I recall my days of childhood,
Though times were surely rough,
My parents were strong pillars,
And the family very tough.
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18.

A sweet little girl I seen,
At a park one beautiful day,
Just like any other child,
Running about at play.
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I was taken to a park one day,
To sit and rest awhile,
When before me stood a little girl,
With a very pretty smile.
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Do we ever consider,
The reason that we cry,
Those little drops of water,
That flow from the eyes.
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Franklin Spriggs Biography

Dear precious readers, Just a little of your time, I’ll try to speak about myself, And try to make it rhyme. I was born in a small little town, About fifty six years ago, A small town indeed it was, I’m from Portsmouth O-HI-O. Raised in Columbus, From the time I was two, Where I was educated to some degree, Where I was nurtured and I grew. Off to the military for eight years of my life, Returned to Columbus, took Beverly to wife, Four children later, they’ve all came of age, Thus a new chapter in my life, thus a new page. Met Jesus in a church one night, My heart never more to be the same, Walked into His Heavenly Light, Came out with another name. Done open heart surgery in a cloud, Removed this heart of stone, Put one in of love and joy, No more to walk alone. To share with all the people, Who will lend a listening ear, For all the poems in my heart, To those who care to hear. The poems and music that I write, Are not for me, and me alone, But to resonate to everyone, A lovely musical tone. And may God always bless you. Author, Franklin Spriggs January 24,2008)

The Best Poem Of Franklin Spriggs

My Mother Did Not Want Me

Not really wanted as a child,
Yet into this world I came,
Not to be a bundle of joy,
Just someone to give a name.

My Mother did not want me,
And that was plain to see,
No hugs and kisses were given,
Just get away from me.

No, I will tuck you in at night,
No, pleasant dreams my love,
The only comfort I recieved,
Was from an Angel up above.

Not aware of Heavenly things,
As I lay amidst a filthy crib,
That there was a radiant light,
That shone upon this lowly sib.

Tho my Mother did not want me,
And now will never know,
That Jesus stood beside my bed,
With his hand upon me so.

Tho it sounded like baby talk,
What I said you will never know it,
But I talked to Jesus, and He said,
One day you will be a poet.

We have all came into this world,
As a gift from above,
A living word to be heard,
And vessels filled with love.

Author, Franklin Spriggs.
To the wounded in heart.

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