
Tears redden blue eyes
Burning pools sting from the lose
Time to say goodbye
~~ D. R. DiFrancesco ~~
Musings of an Aspiring Author and Poet

Welcome sight the breath of spring,
Air so clear, air so clean,
Though we claim the cloudless sky,
It floats away regardless how we try.
From Heaven above to earth below,
We only see what Mother Nature will show.
She plays on emotion- the sun so warm and bright,
Sinks below horizon- we hold with all our might.
To no avail we say goodbye to the day,
Not to have it any other way,
Tomorrow will come and a new day will dawn,
Today is here and yesterday is gone,
Sun comes up as it always has done,
The birds will awake and greet us with song,
Renewal of soul does their singing bring,
As we welcome in a breath of spring.
~~ D. R. DiFrancesco ~~
Trapped,
Caught between the here and the hereafter,
Struggling for balance,
One that never comes,
Placating beings unseen,
In hopes of eternity,
Uncertain of belief or disbelief,
Wanting to live for today,
Distressed over what’s after tomorrow,
Something out of grasp,
Held back, but from what,
Myth, legend, some grand fairy tale,
Trapped between faith and science,
Trapped until I reach tomorrow.
~~ D. R. DiFrancesco ~~
No one hears the child
Cries of hunger are ignored
Food is tossed away
The richest country on earth
Isn’t there enough for all
~~ D. R. DiFrancesco ~~
A fountain of youth
An attempt to hold off age
Its only fools gold
Precious to the uninformed
Worthless when not conceited
~~ D. R. DiFrancesco ~~
Peering through the haze of a looking glass,
Scrutinizing the life I watch rush past.
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Questioning choices is easy in hindsight,
Without benefit of knowing what’s wrong or what’s right.
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The consequence of actions whether good or bad,
Must be accepted since thats all that we had.
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Shy of vision to see into the future,
We’re left to chance of nature and nurture.
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Through failure and success our horizons expand,
Experience alone not parlor tricks or slight-of-hand.
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Moulds who we are for better or worse,
In this life that we live that at best is quite terse.
~~ D. R. DiFrancesco ~~