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The Sun Has Came The Moon Has Gone - Amy Lommasson
A Little Bit About Amy
Amy’s first poem was written in 1982 when she was only 8 years old and continued until 1990, a short period of time of creativity. Her collection of poems reflects her creative writing of thoughts and memories expressed as a teenager.
Amy was always self-confident, determined, and willing to march to the beat of her own drum. She once purposely failed a math class because she didn’t like the teacher, only to retake it during the summer and pass with an A!
It was worth it
she said.
Amy was not only a creative writer but a dancer as well, embracing all sides of art from the mind to movement. She was a beautiful dancer in ballet, tap and modern, competitively, and just for fun! Her creativity seemed effortless and done with ease. She expresses this throughout her poems.
Her poems have not been edited – the poems are raw, with intentional typos – because that’s how it poured out of her, and she didn’t have spellcheck!
This book was always here, written pages placed in a spiral notebook, but her work should be more than pages in a spiral notebook. Her poems deserve to be shared with others, to be printed and published. It has taken over 30 years to bring her book to the public, but we are excited to share this with you!
This book is dedicated to our parents, Allen & Annette, her niece Chelsea, her nephews Jakob & Jared, her brother-in-law Julio, and myself her older sister, Jennifer.
Most of all this book is dedicated to Amy.
Amy is with us always as a daughter, an aunt, a sister-in-law, and my baby sister… Now she’s also a published author.
The Sun
has came the
moon has gone
even I still
love you xxooxxoo
1982
Standing on the Pavement
Slowly as we walk
you could almost hear the waves
Walking in the sand
Looking up at a whole new world
Pausing, passing us by
go a flock of seagulls.
Looking back toward the boardwalk
watching people walk by
Walking forward toward