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    Mary's Poems
    Mary's Poems
    Mary's Poems
    Ebook106 pages31 minutes

    Mary's Poems

    By Mary Fields

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    I would like to tell you a bit about my poems. When
    I started writing them, I really enjoyed it. I get
    inspiration about everything in life.
    I love to visit the beach, just sit there, and relax,
    and a poem would start to develop in my mind.
    I always take a book and pen with me wherever I go.
    If something inspires me, I write it down.
    I love life, and I have also written poems about my
    three children; even my little dogs, Sooty and Baily, give me
    inspiration.
    Some of the poems I have written are about all walks of life, from
    happy times to sad.
    I hope you will enjoy reading my poems as much as I enjoyed writing them.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris UK
    Release dateJun 9, 2011
    ISBN9781462880799
    Mary's Poems
    Author

    Mary Fields

    I entered the world on 10 December 1954, one of the ten children in our home of fi ve girls and fi ve boys. I have lived in Belfast all my life, getting married to my lovely Eddie in August 1974. We have three children, two boys and a girl. I love them all dearly; my daughter has married a lovely boy called Stephen, and I am now waiting on my fi rst grandchild coming along in July. I get a lot of support from my family; my young niece, Niamh, and nephew, Tiernan, love me to write poems for them. I also have to mention three other nieces, Eileen, Jennifen, and Jolene, who helped me get everything sorted for my book. I have been so lucky with such a great family and a special and dear friend Michael, who had such faith in me, I can’t thank him enough.

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      Mary's Poems - Mary Fields

      Mary’s Poems

      Mary Fields

      Copyright © 2011 by Mary Fields.

      Library of Congress Control Number:  2011908925

      ISBN: Hardcover    978-1-4628-8078-2

      ISBN: Softcover      978-1-4628-8077-5

      ISBN: Ebook          978-1-4628-8079-9

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      This book was printed in the United States of America.

      To order additional copies of this book, contact:

      Xlibris Corporation

      0-800-644-6988

      www.XlibrisPublishing.co.uk

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      302061

      Contents

      Day and Night

      Puppy Love

      Laughter

      Puppy’s Love

      Unlucky Black Cats

      Loneliness

      An Artist’s Mind

      Life

      Smile Train

      My Vision

      Surprise

      A Calming Break

      Tick-Tock

      Birdies

      Sunrise

      Mary’s Words

      Born

      Comfort in a Storm

      Time

      Innocence

      Over Indulged

      A Wish to Come

      Brown Bananas

      Dreamer

      My Path

      Birthday Surprise

      A Little Storm

      A Day in the Park

      Colin’s Guitar

      Songs of Time

      Stars and Moonbeams

      Magic

      A Precious Diamond

      A Wish Come True

      Love

      A Flower of Love

      Stillness

      A Wish Granted

      Reflections

      Memories

      A Wish Come True

      Love

      Make a Call

      Sooty

      Friends That Care

      A Lift in Life

      A Care in the World

      Sandy Beach

      Unlocked

      Heaven

      A Glimmer of Hope

      Jigsaw of Life

      Stars of Hope

      Nature

      Someone’s Looking

      An Instant Change

      Your Life and Its Worth

      Lost

      Wish

      Drink

      Reborn

      A Life of Dreams

      A Welcoming Light

      Steps of life

      A Window Opens

      Rising Again

      Angel Cake

      Seeing an Angel

      Awakening

      Earth Angels

      Sanctuary

      Christmas

      Loving Thoughts

      A Gift to Me

      Comfort

      Canvas of an Angel

      New Joy

      I’ll Be There

      Astara

      My Visiting Angel

      A Special Book

      Images

      Company of an Angel

      My Forever Friend

      True Angel

      Lost in Despair

      Safe Angel

      My Guardian Angel

      Angel Raphael

      Butterflies Are Angels

      Angel’s Message

      Home or Not

      Singing Angels

      Christmas

      Sweet Music

      Words of Love

      Angels

      A Beautiful Vision

      Precious Whispers

      Day and Night

      A new dawn breaking

      from a night of dreams.

      A brightness chasing stars

      is all that it seems.

      The sky turning blue

      that is welcomed so much.

      Dreamers just awakening

      from pillows they touched.

      A dawn chorus begins

      little birds having lots to say.

      Kettles that are whistling

      with breakfast on its way.

      Such is life!

      Busy days into night.

      When houses close down

      everything is all right.

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      Puppy Love

      As I got up one morning,

      I looked out to see, a little dog lying,

      Under my cherry tree.

      He looked soaked through,

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