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Step Scenes of Life
Step Scenes of Life
Step Scenes of Life
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Step Scenes of Life

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Come look at all the captured steps which I've tried to lay out so you better would see the pictures, tho in words, which makes one small togetherness, bringing us in a same time and space, so we can share our deeper philosophies as our paths in our lives did intermix. So different yet so much alike we lived, and live still, to walk along and let us note the 'how much alike we are or were in passing thru.' So take any title and think back to that subjected time, place or day and smile... yes smile... you will, you must, you need to... for to capture and relive our memories -- that is all we keep through our passages of time. This book is just one part of a series of poetry books by this author, who was born in Trinidad, raised in Cayman and after a three-year adventure of world travelling while working deep sea, immigrated to Canada. Herein you will find pages which contains prose about the unexpected bumps of life, the joys of the smoother rides and the deep tears that can only come from loving.
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Release dateMay 17, 2017
ISBN9780995995284
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    Step Scenes of Life - Dudley (Chris) Christian

    Step Scenes of Life

    Step Scenes of Life

    By Dudley (Chris) Christian

    Copyright

    Copyright © 1971 by Dudley (Chris) Christian

    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

    Any unauthorized reprint or use of this publication is prohibited. 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 express written permission from the author.

    First Edition: June 2017

    ISBN: 978-0-9959952-8-4

    Pause For Poetry © Publications

    23848 113B Avenue

    Maple Ridge, British Columbia

    Canada V2W 1V3

    Acknowledgement:

    Special thanks to my wife, Marilyn Christian for compiling, organizing and finalizing the books of my collections.  Her photographic and editing skills were vital to all of my works.

    Cover Photograph: Lana and the Dragon Kite © Marilyn Christian

    An Opening Word by the Author...

    Many people often ask:

    How do you write and do you have to often rewrite your material?

    I have long summed up my answer to the above with the following:

    A Word, the written word, small purveyor of a thought, so like a thought, once thought, cannot be recalled, so too, a word once writ, should need NOT be re-written, for with such licence, we would but change ... the very substance of the thought.

    ... DNC © 1970

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    Dudley (Chris) Christian founded and hosted the first and only PAUSE FOR POETRY show dedicated solely to the introduction of new and unknown poets and their works. This TV series ran from 1974 to 1985.

    ________________________________

    Dear Reader:

    Thank you for stopping for one short Pause for Poetry wherein I pray my words will be a password to take you back on roads to flashbacks for a while.

    'Twas a Balmy Spring Day when I Have Leaned Against the Bough.  It put my gaze Far Beyond the Far and Blue Horizon and I thought My Children How I Wish there had been far greater moments to have spent with you.  And yet, my friends, I wish If I Should Die Tomorrow, I had had more time to get to know you better and to let you know me too.  But thank you all for the appreciated moments, the unforeseen input and the brightening results your contribution did to my life add, As I Walk the Empty Beach.

    So as you, I hope, will do, come walk with me and wonder at the many scenes, which I hope you will pause upon and take a new step of what was, and is, my life.

    Woman Oh Woman

    Woman oh woman!

    I have I’m told excellent health

    I’ve riches I need not wealth

    There’s nothing there I need from you

    You cannot give me health or wealth

    You can’t give me a home

    You can’t afford me warmth or truth

    That I can’t find along lifes road

    I’ve traversed this wide world around

    I’ve seen it in its full length

    There’s naught left of this lifes pleasures

    That day or night I’ve not spent

    I’ve found that I can find with ease

    Each pleasure that you may give

    I’ve found that nothing now remains

    Which if sought from life life will not give

    I’ve tasted all the fruits that be

    From hell below to the high heavens above

    ‘Till there's but one thing I you can give to me

    And that one thing woman is love

    So if you care to barter woman

    With the one thing that you have

    There's always someone warm waiting welcome

    To share free that thing with this man

    Visions Mere of Life

    You came into my life unexpectedly

    Said ‘Hello" and you were gone

    Your name alone you left for memory

    As on life's roads you hurried on

    Who were you and where comest from

    Did I but think thy presence here

    Or mayhap I a dream in too long

    I stayed and to awaken cannot bear

    My mind it surely doth tricks play

    When visions so vivid I recall

    As thy form and fragrance ever sweet

    Seems my senses to touch on all

    No contact save but verbal given

    ‘Cept the reaching of the meeting eye

    Yet conversations drift back soft

    To each word recall – I needn’t try

    Where did you go, are you really gone

    Has cruel fate another slap me given

    Has life once more out of my Hell

    But playfully shown me part of Heaven

    Why can’t I grasp unto reality

    Clear cobwebs from my deeper mind

    See light where light’s meant to be

    And in the dark true darkness find

    Why exist I in this euphoric state

    Belief in thoughts – in visions – and in dreams

    Seeing you here where you I imagined

    Had once walked – laughed – talked – it seems

    But unreal you – like my visions

    Disappears when they I try to touch

    Mirages on the backroads of a mind

    That in a life of images – sees too much

    Still above all I recall a name

    A face that smiled soft and warm

    A body which exuded sensuousness

    As it brushed but slightly by my arm

    A pair of lips that beckoned for kissing

    Two eyes that tell the world of what’s within

    A voice which stays beating of my heart

    While telling of a heart warm which beat within

    These things I did not dream ----- did I

    These all could not visions mere have been

    These must have been part of a whole

    These must be there for me to find again

    For ---------------

    In Dismal Darkened Loneliness

    In dismal

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