Charles G. LangSinclairville, New York, USA |
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Born 2 May 1931 in Buffalo, New York. I showed writing ability as a child but it was never brought into prominence until my wife Jeanne and I moved to Essex Junction, Vermont. There I took several writing courses including one in poetry given by the "Vermont Poetry Society". I began by writing inspirational poems for a little church we attended. When we moved back to New York State I was able to let my creativity expand to what it is now. I feel poetry should be versatile so that it can provide a morsel for every taste. |
Colors Of The DayBack in the first light of morning.Its' bright orange rays gives us the energy for the day. Work diligently through the midday. The vibrant rays of yellow, gives us the strength to complete our tasks. Walk upon the green grass and let your mind absorb the many Shades of green whose natural vibrations tells the birds to sing The flowers to grow and the world to revolve in a harmonious flow. When the afternoon fades into dusk, Make your way to the shelter of your fireside for an evening of rest. When night takes us to the comfort of our bed, we become absorbed In a blue that bridges the planes of consciousness And let us soar among the stars and walk with the angels Until morning brings us into a new day. |
Nana BananaNana Banana from TexarcanaHow she loves bananas. Not too ripe and not to green But somewhere in-between. I need potassium you see She always says to me. Bananas are the important treat That makes my diet more complete. Zucchini bread, candy in a bag Pleases someone of every age. But not my Nana For her bananas are the best. What can you do with them? Bake them, fry them, eat them raw, Make a mild shake nice and tall. But what do you think is the mostest fun? Banana splits, Yum Yum. |
The SparkA spark set in the firmamentNourished by a divine hand Responds like an unruly child. Cared for in its' infancy, Grows slowly at first According to a prescribed meter. Adolescence brings independence. Free will to reach out In all directions with fingers or light. Pulsating and expanding At a furious rate Until stepping beyond its' limits The bonds of space and time Can no longer hold it. Then Bang A Universe is born. |
All poems Copyright © 1997 Charles G. Lang. All rights reserved.