They Won't Shut Up: Jasmine's Wish, #2
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In this second book of poetry, in the Jasmine's Wish series, Cindy's voices continue their relentless sharing of their opinions.Touching on many of the emotions and life situations humans encounter, they offer their viewpoint in the hopes of finding the path to peace. At the end of the book, Cindy has shared a small section spotlighting the works of her angel daughter, to whom this book is lovingly dedicated for her Birthday.
Cindy J. Smith
I grew up in the country of Upstate New York and now reside in the boonies of Midwestern Indiana. I am a coffee-addicted truck driver (as if there was any other kind). I have written poetry all my life. The topics and poems just come into my head. I try to write in the first person for most of them. I do this as people are more apt to relate to something when they are not feeling like they are the target. Some of my poems are true, either for me or for someone I know. I believe in magic and that life is worth living. I hope that my words will touch every reader in some way. I want everyone to open their eyes and really see what is before them.
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They Won't Shut Up - Cindy J. Smith
DEDICATION
This book is my Birthday gift to Jasmine, my daughter in Heaven.
She always wanted me to publish so I give this to her.
I miss you so much
Every day of the year
Feel your sweet hugs
Though you are not here
I give you this book
As my gift to you
The love in my heart
Will bring it to you
VOICES
I have voices in my head
I know that sounds a bit strange
Might even be wondering
If I am slightly deranged
But they aren't scary demons
Trying to make me commit
Some horrendous evil deed
No sane person would admit
They are not pretty angels
Sent to earth from way up high
To guide me along the way
To home with God in the sky
They aren't even aliens
Odd beings from outer space
Secretly trying to spy
On the whole strange human race
They are just noisy voices
That will babble constantly
About what they discover
In my hidden memories
When they are so very sure
Of their newest masterpiece
They will talk even louder
Giving me no moment's peace
With little tiny shovels
Go exploring way down deep
Finding some test
memories
Throw them all in a big heap
While working close together
Sometimes they argue and fight
Trying to piece an odd thought
Into a poem that's just right
Thin silken idea threads
Which they nimbly patch and weave
Slowly form a nice poem web
To tell all what they conceive
Lost memories they discover
Are of things I might have done
Places visited before
The silly songs I have sung
Some are things I may have read
Or seen on the silver screen
Often times they are merely
Bits of magic I have dreamed
All pieced and spliced together
Into visions bright and new
Previously held concept
Seen from a different view
When an agreement is reached
All their rhymes fit nice and tight
They will begin nagging me
'Til their ideas I write
So, as you can surely see
All these poems you think I wrote
Are really just the voices
I am being forced to quote
If someone comes and asks me
To write them a little verse
I say Sorry I cannot
My voices get very terse
They will boldly challenge me
Do you want to make a bet?
I tell you most truthfully
I have not won the bet yet
If I cut a little short
Words they have chosen to say
Or even firmly decide
Their poem writing to delay
They repeat the words loudly
Throughout both my days and nights
Proclaiming they worked so hard
To ignore, I have no right!
Because, after they're written
My dear voices quiet down
Going back to their shovels
Until a new concept's found
I write what they have to say
Rhyming as fast as I can
So that I might possibly
Have some peaceful sleep again
PEOPLE IN MY LIFE
CEREAL KILLER
Was born innocent
No evil heart here
Must have been nurture
Make good disappear
Started when a babe
Mom fed me rice mush
Admit I quickly
Developed a crush
Followed by oatmeal
That was awfully nice
Had much more flavor
Than the thinner rice
Next was finger foods
Fruit loops, Cheerios
Mom put on my tray
Tasty little O's
Used tiny letters
To teach how to spell
AlphaBits word piles
Sweet treat when done well
This evil she made
Mom did try to fix
Fed me pancakes, eggs...
That's when I found TRIX!
What better way to
Soothe one's weary soul
Than some Cocoa Puffs
Chocolate in a bowl!
Or some Rice Krispies
Snap, crackle and pop!
With each bite will hear
Them holler Stop! Stop!
Now with stores open
Some all night and day
I can do my crime
When I feel that way!
So many choices
Textures, shapes, colors
Hard to decide which
Will sate my desire
I go scan the aisles
Boxes quiver, shake
As I try to chose
Which with me to take
Know what'll happen
Once put in my cart
Never seen again
By those close at heart
Eat my cereal
When I watch TV
Note Criminal Minds
Have great hints for me
CSI agents
Will find it quite hard
To find evidence
In my big back yard
First, burn it all, then
Smoke takes it away
No evidence here
To show cops the way
Travel, no problem
Truck stops all around
Hiding evidence
Trash cans do abound
FBI 'profile'
Has so many traits
Think of the agents
As they do debate
I am prolific
Widespread is the fear
A perpetrator
Years and years and years
Not delusional
No psychotic break
I know right from wrong
Choose the path I take
Sociopath, yes
I have no remorse
Just go shopping, let
Flavor take its course
Since I often cross
Several state lines
Probably felon
Is label of mine
Well there you have it
My true confession
All the sordid facts
Of this profession
Some think I am nice
Others feel I'm quaint
This should surely prove
That I really ain't
FBI beware
Won't be caught alive
Without cereal
Could never survive
WISHES (for Inka)
Happy to hear
Sweet love you found
Both of you now
Are wedding bound
Man willing to
Hold heart for you
Protect it with
A love so true
I wish for you
Jubilant years
Strong warm hugs that
Erase all tears
Love that grows strong
Each passing day
Life's path calm as
You make your way
I wish you both
Children to hold
To share your love
As you grow old
Pray Creator
Will bless you two
Give you love's strength
For all you do
MOM IS MAD! (for Atript)
My dearest friends
I've had since youth
Now my mom thinks
They're all uncouth
She questions how
They spend their time
Wants me to find
Ones more sublime
So, when last night
I got home late
I knew it'd be
Cause for debate
Tried to rush off
Must get to school
But mom's ready
She is no fool
"You know I want
For you the best
But these late nights
You need your rest
Need not always
Have to hurry
You know my love
Causes me to worry"
"Please talk faster
I cannot wait
If you keep on
I will be late!"
"As you wish then
I will be quick
Guess house arrest
Will do the trick"
Crap she is mean
It's so unfair!
A cruel way to
Show me she cares
Day one is HELL!
Day two is worse!!
Please God save me
From this mom curse!
Into week two
No end in sight
Try to accept
What I can't fight
Time is quicker
Since I'm at peace
My anger has
All been released
My house arrest
Is now more fun
Than weeks ago
When it'd begun