Poems by TOM ZART

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  • "Oh" Christmas is coming and I'm all...
    With no one to snuggle at night...

  • Lord, have mercy on my soul
    For all the wrong I've done...

  • Roses (2)

    Three hundred years after Christ's birth
    Just south of Rome on fertile land...

  • In the tiny town of Bethlehem,
    Born in a stable, an infant lie...

  • War I hate, though not men, flags nor race,
    But war itself with its ugly face...

  • You 're the full moon of my nights
    And the sunshine of my day...

  • An angry man opens his mouth
    And shuts his mind to reason...

  • I remember that fair in September
    As we waited for a Ferris wheel ride...

  • Autumn (2)

    As cold autumn winds strip the trees,
    Melancholy days have arrived...

  • A mind may see a thousand eyes
    Though the heart yearns for two...

  • Determined though scared, I walk my beat,
    On the deadly streets of Baghdad...

  • Faith (3)

    So perfect is nature, though not by man;
    It's the brush of our master that paints the land...