In a heartfelt poem, Colleen Keller Breuning reflects on her enduring love for her children, who remain “branded in her heart.” As spring arrives, she shares her joyful day garden cleaning, planting hyacinths, and enhancing her yard’s beauty. Nature brings her peace and fulfillment, completing a rewarding weekend of hard work.
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Pure Deceit
Pure Deceit Behold, here cometh the pack of liars,their stench of hot air blowing greed and pride,like being trapped on a funicularstranded high on a blazing mountainside. Evil forces have created this storm,though we don’t know who’s behind the curtain.Death, mayhem and destruction are the norm;Our country is dying, that’s for certain. In the conquestContinue reading “Pure Deceit”
Tide
Tide I pray like falling rain and lightHiding within shadows of nightDrowning in the shallows of prideFor I don’t want to fight this tide. My veins pulse with a quiet dreadClouds in my coffee and in my headUnleashing all the tears I criedFor I don’t want to fight this tide. High above, the sky isContinue reading “Tide”
Tattoo Me
Tattoo Me In the realm of the mad god where desperation seems real, I am a man of a thousand faces hiding beneath ink and steel. Self-praise is no recommendation, for I am a deviant to behold. You cannot see beneath my skin where the real drama unfolds. Years of torture and abuse hidden away,Continue reading “Tattoo Me”
Colleen Keller Breuning 