The Joys and Sorrows of Life

By Gisele C. St. Arnault

I was born in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri,
on November 21. I did not stay there long,
for my father was in the army, in which, he
moved my family to Manchester, NH long
before I can remember. However, I am now
living in North Carolina with my husband
and step son.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 21, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465339171

Gisele C. St. Arnault

I was born in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, on November 21. I did not stay there long, for my father was in the army, in which, he moved my family to Manchester, NH long before I can remember. However, I am now living in North Carolina with my husband and step son. My goal is to one day have my own store selling all of my art work. In addition, I want to write children’s books with my photos that I have taken and played with. I write poetry in my free time, or when others ask me to write something for them. I have always been able to write poetry for people that cannot put their feelings into words. I am their voice!

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Copyright © 2011 by Gisele C. St. Arnault.

Library of Congress Control Number:   2011912716

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Contents

Death

Candlelight

How Do You

Remember Me?

My Little Joys of Love

My Sweet Little Child

My Sweet Sister

Passing By

Speeding

Suicide

Sweet Sister of Mine

When Life Is Gone

Family

Birth of Magic

Dad

Finding a Dream

First Words

Little Love

Mother’s Love

My New Sister

My Wish Is Trish

Sister of Mine

Stepparent

To Mommy

Forbidden

What about

You and Me?

What I Feel Inside

When You Sleep

Friendship

Friends

My Friend / My Sister

No More, My Friend

Phone Friends

Roses

History

Red Arrow

September No More: 9/11

Slavery

Kids

Amanda

Bears

Believe

Food

Frogs

Jewel of the Sea

My Nasty Shoe

My Weeping

Willow Tree

November

Rain, Rain, Go Away

Snoring

The Oldest Fairy

Winter

Longing

A Man

Angel

Circles

Deep Love

Hoping To See

I Miss You

Love Apart

Silence

Sitting by the Sea

Someday

Thank You, Baby

Thinking at Night

Thinking of You

Tomorrow

Two Days

Why Is It?

Wishing

Loss

Forget Me Not

I Was Left Behind

Leaving Me Behind

The Pain on April 19

Motivational

Follow

Love

Winners

Nature

Garden Love

My Garden

Wondering

Pain Within

A Lone I Maybe

Dead Love

Driving Me Crazy

Killing Me

Look at Me

Lost My Love

Love Is Depression

Maybe Today

The Pain

Time Lost

Two Brothers

Romance

Because of Your Love

Fingers

I Have a Love

Love Is

Love of My Life

My Favorite Place

My Love

My Sweetheart

My True Love

My Wedding

Saving Me

You and Me

You Came to Me

Self-Reflection

I Want to Find

My Song

My Walk

Myself

The Human Spirit

The White Wolf

Things I Cannot Find

This book is deducted to everyone that had helped me throughout my life.

In addition, I want to thank those that had helped me after my car accident. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for you all believed in me even if I did not believe in myself.

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Candlelight

The candle shined so bright in the bathroom light,

The glow would just grow, giving into the smoke,

It filled the house making a mother run,

For a child that is so sweetly young,

But before she could reach her pride and joy,

She falls with her last breath,

Leaving her child behind in hopes that help will soon come.

The horn of help is heard by all in sleep,

For a brave young man runs,

The child is found and brought to light,

Leaving behind a mother and father.

Without a mother and without a father,

A child will now grow,

But the love of them both,

Will live through friends and family,

For a child was saved,

From the growing candle light.

How Do You

Remember Me?

What will they say when I’m no longer here?

Those whom I hold so dear-

What shall they best remember?

Of a love so fair?

Will they recall all the mistakes I’ve made?

Things I have left undone?

The pain that