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    Poems by Joe (Booze): On the Go
    Poems by Joe (Booze): On the Go
    Poems by Joe (Booze): On the Go
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    Poems by Joe (Booze): On the Go

    By Joseph Booze

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    Again the poems you will read in this book also came to me in difference ways. Some are the results of world affairs or observing people's behavior when out and about or just allowing my mind to wander. Some were somewhat painful to write while others were fun.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJan 24, 2020
    ISBN9781728344812
    Poems by Joe (Booze): On the Go
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    Joseph Booze

    Born and raised in Baltimore Maryland, a proud father of two and a grandfather of two. Joe served with honor in the United States Air Force for twenty years. Since retiring from the Air Force he now lives in Las Vegas,Nevada with his wife Veronica.

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      Poems by Joe (Booze) - Joseph Booze

      Prologue

      Again the poems you will read in this book also came to me in difference ways. Some are the results of world affairs or observing people’s behavior when out and about or just allowing my mind to wander. Some were somewhat painful to write while others were fun.

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      All aboard

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      He showed up at the station with luggage

      full of the past, hoping this was the right

      train that would take him into a brighter

      future at last.

      After getting his ticket punched he climbed

      aboard feeling somewhat uncertain, unsure.

      He went to the window and looked back down

      the track, hoping this train would bring

      him back.

      But his ticket said one way that cloudy day

      so all he can do now is pray, enjoy the ride

      and forget about yesterday.

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      Assuming

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      Dancing among these beautiful

      flowers assuming no one will mind.

      What a fun thing to do. Don’t just

      stand there come dance with me too.

      There are so many beautiful flowers swaying

      in the breeze as I go. Oops sorry about that one.

      It’s done. Oops another one. What happened?

      It was supposed to be fun. Here come the garner

      I better run.

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      At Games’ End

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      It’s a bomber when you are in the fourth

      quarter in the game of life with one minute

      to play realizing kicking a field goal won’t

      save the day.

      But you did the best you could all during the game, and

      can leave the field with a smile hoping those who

      supported you are doing the same.

      Yes it will be hard to leave this team knowing

      it’s your last game,

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