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My Musing and Writing
My Musing and Writing
My Musing and Writing
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My Musing and Writing

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This book is a collection of my thoughts, feelings and innermost imaginations. I find writing is a very cathartic experience, a release of emotion, of healing. I have been writing from thoughts that pop into my head and imagination. My writing is a form of therapy for my aching heart, a flood of emotions that I want to impart, but most of all it is an enjoyment that I seek only a daily basis for the gift of life and love.
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Release dateNov 11, 2020
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    My Musing and Writing - Leone Allender

    Copyright © 2020 by Leone Allender.

    All rights reserved. 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 permission in writing from the copyright owner.

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    Rev. date: 11/10/2020

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    Contents

    20th Century

    A Child

    A Little Girls Innocence

    A Girl Needs Her Daddy

    A Mothers Lament

    A Mother’s Love

    A Second Chance At Love

    A Special Little Man

    Valentine’s Wish

    Ache

    Adelle

    Age

    Alisa

    Angelic Face

    Holding You

    Fairy Haven

    Bond

    Bonnets And Booties

    Books

    Breath

    Butterfly

    Cancer

    Christmas Tiime

    Happy Day

    Dad

    Daryl

    Depression

    Distance

    Look Up Or Look Down

    Don’t Cry For Me

    Believe

    Dream

    Dreams

    Dreamtime Wish

    Easter

    English Rose

    Eyes

    Faith

    Family

    My Favourite Coffee Spot

    Flowers

    For Jenny

    Jenny

    Fred Homburg - Barry From The Bush.

    Friends

    Gone

    Have You Ever.

    Having A Bad Day

    Here I Sit

    Inside Myself

    Holding You

    Hughie

    Snail

    Warmth Of Your Breath

    I Love My Mother

    Many Memories

    I Have Those Memories

    I Know A Little Girl

    I Laid My Eyes Upon You

    I See You

    I Sit

    I Stand Here And Wonder

    I Was A Little Baby Girl

    Quietness

    Touched

    Isolate

    As Simple As A Look

    Jennifer Gail

    Jenny’s Gone

    Josi

    Just A Little Ditty

    Kookaburra

    Lifes Journey

    Life

    Lifes Masks

    Marriage

    Megan’s 21st

    Memories

    Memories We Have

    Mother

    Mothers Day

    Music

    My Apprehension

    My Baby

    My Internal Flame Of Anger

    Alisas 21St

    Sister

    Myself And Me

    Nan

    Old Man Pine

    Our Sister

    Phillip

    Take My Hand

    Riley

    Red Eye

    A Tale

    Snake

    Copper Head

    Lust

    Your Prey

    Nightmares

    My Slave

    Sorrow

    Spider Meal

    Spring

    Storm Clouds

    Storm

    Stress

    Sunshine

    Ten Little Fingers

    The Day We Met

    The Fairies In My Garden

    The Farmer

    The Word Family

    There Is A Little Feeling

    There Was A Special Moment

    There’s Places And Places

    Those We Lose

    Times Gone By

    Twin Towers

    Vanessa

    Vlado

    Walnuts

    We Close Our Eyes

    We Like Chasing Rainbows

    We Send Our Greetings

    When Friendship Goes Astray

    Where Are You

    Who Is My Mother?

    Winter Chill

    You Are Expecting

    Little Button Nose

    You Hold My Heart

    You Inflame My Senses

    Your Hand

    Your Name

    You’re Our Beautiful Daughter

    Zoe’s Dummy

    Your Hand In Mine

    As You Step Into Your Future

    With The Hand Of God

    Retiring Years

    Cat

    Little Rose Bud

    Leaf Song

    Steps

    Little Devil

    Mrs Koala

    Ants

    20th Century

    The 20th century

    Was a century of change

    It was a time of technological advances

    A century of women’s rights

    Of woman equality

    The right to vote

    No longer an object for possession

    Independence

    A century of scientific exploration

    Medical advance

    Advance in education

    Space exploration, world travel

    Making the world closer to get to

    Connected because of this

    Slaughter, war

    Death of millions

    Ravaging the worlds resources

    Greed of a technological age

    A society based on having

    Attempts at racial annihilation

    Genocide at the hands of mass murders

    Famine while the world watched

    What have we learnt?

    In modern day

    How to slaughter more

    Rape the world of its resources

    Change the world through

    Global Warming

    We are a society

    That takes and takes

    We don’t put back

    We don’t stop and listen to the world crying

    We a self-involved

    We think it’s our given right

    To take what we want’

    Without consequences

    While the world cries

    We do not think of the generation that follows

    What legacy do we leave?

    Do we even consider what the future holds?

    In a world without resources

    Of religious differences

    Global terrorism in the name of religion

    Why do people not understand?

    That other people are allowed to have different beliefs

    Is being different being a target

    Why can’t people

    Let people be what they want

    Instead do we Have to conform to other’s beliefs

    We still would not get along

    There would be something else

    That would separate us from each other

    Why do we waste in massive proportions?

    Excessive nature of humans

    Want, want, want

    We should instead

    Give, give, give

    Not expect everything

    What has happened to love thy neighbour

    Do not judge others

    Be open to all races and religions, after all

    who said what’s right or wrong in people’s beliefs?

    After all are, we not all the same,

    Do we not eat, breath, worry, laugh, cry, suffer,

    bleed, dream, fear and hate?

    We are no different from one another

    Does colour, creed, religion, race

    Make a difference

    NO!

    Leone Allender 3/11/08

    A Child

    When a little child is born,

    It is a blessing from above,

    A gift for all to treasure,

    And surround with your love,

    For a surely as a brand-new child

    Has come into your life,

    You know that you will protect this child,

    For the rest of your life,

    It’s a wonderous thing to hold

    A new baby when it is born,

    To watch on as this

    Little life takes form,

    So, nurture this baby,

    With all the love you have to give,

    For this love will surely be returned,

    With the simple touch of

    The child’s hand,

    So precious a gift,

    That you can give

    Is your love and protection,

    Many an hour you will spend,

    Looking on in awe,

    As the child slowly grows,

    Into its adult form,

    And over the years

    That will pass,

    You will find love renewed,

    For at each interval of age,

    The child will give its love to you,

    They give this love freely,

    It comes straight from the heart,

    A repayment for all the affection,

    That you alone did impart,

    It’s your gift to give this child

    For the rest of your life,

    So, make this simple journey,

    One that is filled with much delight.

    A Little Girls Innocence

    There is this little girl,

    She lives inside of me,

    She’s always right there inside,

    Just there, but no one can see.

    A very frightened little girl,

    Whose innocence was stripped away,

    From her before she knew,

    When she should have been outside at play.

    She’s lived inside of me now

    For a very long time,

    Of a time,

    That’s not well remembered,

    Because she’s afraid

    Of what her memories might find.

    Of feeling that she had,

    And thoughts outside her age,

    Of the innocence lost,

    Never to regain.

    Of dark and lonely places,

    And memories pushed away,

    Not wanting to resurface,

    Cannot deal with the pain.

    So,

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