Precious Moments of Life, Love and Romance: Part 2
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I get an inspiration or a thought
and have to write it down. Why,
I do not know. They just fl ow and all follow a
story. I write my innermost thoughts with the
deepest passion imaginable and all are TRUE
life experiences which have occurred in my
life. I am diagnosed Severe Bipolar Disorder
and disabled and draw SSDI. I no longer have
to work from over 40 yrs in Maintenance and
2 degrees in Electronics and Electrical maintenance. I do draw disability
now for over 2 yrs time and depression is a daily bout which I face every
day, but try to be positive. The medicine I take is for my head and helps
with mood swings and depression. As to date, I cannot read many of
my works as I Bawl like a baby at most of them. I remember when and
how I felt when I wrote them. But all of them follow a story to the
end. I cannot recite a single one because once written they are gone,
otherwise they eat my Brain. I am crying now as I write this and divulge
my deepest thoughts and experiences of my life. I feel better now that
it is gone from my head folks. When a situation arises, I just know
which ones will deserve recognition to be told. I hope all appreciate this
testimony of mine. All I say is true to fact.
William Moore
William Moore, celebrated poet, 5-star rated author of Sparrow’s Valley and the Twisted Fairy Tells series (www.twistedfairytells.com), has spent the last two decades as one of New York’s top software and writing consultants – a master of words. Moore created two nonprofit organizations focused on the arts both in-school and after school, in New York. He was born and raised in New Orleans. Growing up in a single-family household, Moore spent most of his youth sharpening his mind through writing and mastering his body through martial arts and competitive sports. William spends his free time developing the future of mobile and the web, through his company Mojavie (www.mojavie.com).
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Precious Moments of Life, Love and Romance - William Moore
Man’s Man
WLM
Wildncrazy555
April 18, 2011
To the gay population in the world
He is quite a man
And he will make his stand
For he will always stay
In his mind his own way
To most in the world it is a sin
But to him it is his place to begin
He is not sappy
He is continually always happy
For the love he has to give
Makes his life so great to live
In life we always change things and arrange
To most in life they think we are strange
We will sit and feel the simple breeze
Knowing ??????’s heart is at ease
In this world we will not desist
For millions of others exist
We must always give them their own space
Since they will always win their race
And they exist in their own place
Which is full of God’s wonderful grace
Written for a friend of mine
Who will always be a friend
Regardless of his lifestyle
William Lewis Moore
Bill
Mars
WLM 3-26-10
Looking at the stars
Good gosh I see mars
Sitting in the sky
Up in the air so high
It will only be here
For the rest of the year
In only one day
It will surely go away
And will only return
In the year 2012
You better look at it now
It does not matter how
It has been so much fun
It is like pointing a gun
It is colored red
Just like someones head
And full of holes
Like a bunch of moles
It will be here again
Like my dear old friend
It was here tonight
But now must take flight
In the dark of the night
Without any more Light
On the web it said that Mars will be here a short while
And will not return until the year 2012
Milroy Farm
11-30-08
By
William L. Moore
For
William McCracken Milroy
Sitting in my Deer stand
Upon my Uncles land
Feel the simple breeze
As it whispers through the trees
Waiting for the Deer
Not a single hint of fear
Hear the leaves rustle
In all of the bustle
As they encroach
The closer they approach
It’s really really strange
As they cross the range
As you hear the gun go CRACK
I may have hit his back
He stumbles gently