A Portrait of Life

Juanita Robinson

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• Poetry

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• Publié par: Xlibris US
• Date de parution: 10 juillet 2008
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781669857167
• Langue: English

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A Portrait of Life





Juanita Robinson



Copyright © 2008 by Juanita Robinson.

Library of Congress Control Number:
2008904087
ISBN:
Hardcover
978-1-4363-4074-8
Softcover
978-1-4363-4073-1
eBook
978-1-6698-5716-7

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Rev. date: 11/23/2022





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Contents
A Wishful Day
Alone At Last
At Last
Away Too Long
Baring a Child
Beautiful
Blinded by Lust
Caring Too Much
Daydreamer
Exactly What Is True Love?
Friends
Hero
Hidden Love
If I Could Fly
I Love You Still
Images
I’m Sorry
It’s Like
Just Because
Just Passing Through
Just Thinking
Last Dance
Laugh
Like You
Live
Live * Laugh * Love
Love
Men
Missing You
My Apology
My Hat to You
My Little Helper
My Man, My Friend
My Sister, My Best Friend
My Thoughts
One More Day
Reminded
Something to Tell
Sparkle
Stained Glass
Sunset
The Key
Thinking of You
Thought You Knew
To Have and To Hold
To See You Smile
Truth Is
Wait
Wanted
Waste Not, Want Not
Which Direction
Why
You Are
You Remind Me



A Wishful Day
Give us this day
And many more we pray
A day when there is no strife
A day when no one is taking another one’s life
A day we will all sing
And glorify the king



Alone At Last
You go out to lunch; Alone at last
You sip on your tea, then you look up and glance
Your eyes meet together for the very first time
To quickly look away is your first reaction
But that gorgeous set of eyes had your attention
The waiter walks by and slips you a note