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The Moon was a Witness Regina Puckett A few adventurous fairies caught a ride on a summer breeze In unison they settled onto the branches of some oak trees They watched the mortals below in amused bewilderment Were the poor souls glued to the earth because of banishment? Feeling like…

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Let Me Come In Regina Puckett Lingering here in the quietness of our first nightfall The two of us wrapped among the folds of my shawl Fingertips tracing only goose bumps and bare skin If only you’ll open your heart and let me come in

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Our Safe Haven Regina Puckett We sought true love and calm, stillness Our hearts exposed on our sleeves as a witness A pledge that we’ll be each other’s rock without a cleft A safe haven long after everyone else has left

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Fairy Dust Regina Puckett   Flying through the quietness of the darkest night Thousands of tiny fairies danced in mid-flight Sparkling, colorful dust fell from each wing As we held our breath, waiting for them to sing And when they finally did, we were glad we had waited For with…

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Totally Thoughtless Regina Puckett   The exquisite, early morning sunrise Brought with it a beautiful surprise The sky was filled with red-tinted billows Stacked around like rose-covered pillows I wanted to rest my head on their softness And for one day remain totally thoughtless  

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Transcend Regina Puckett   Sticks and Bones Can break our bones But words can punch a hole Into the core of our soul Chains of iron and steel Can hold us against our will But the gentlest heart Can keep us from falling apart This world is not our friend…

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My sweet romance set in the 1960’s is a finalist in the Readers’ Favorite Awards Contest.

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No More Than a Blink Regina Puckett   A small town and mind Hearts closed and blind I’m speeding out of here Doing my best to disappear Opening my mind to the universe It’s why I create each rhyming verse In the hope of setting my soul free I can’t…

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Above the Disarray Regina Puckett Poets fly to rise above the disarray Hoping our words will save the day But our words are helpless against guns How will we ever save our daughters and sons

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Unknown Regina Puckett Without hope there’s nothing here for me For I am a blind person who can longer see Each one of my dreams died a dreadful death Until a broken heart snuffed out my very breath Now no name is craved upon this weathered stone For it’s better…