Jacqualine Williams RippyTullahoma, TN, USA |
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Jacqualine's earthy philosophical works may be an attribution from her proud Choctaw Indian Ancestry, Black and Irish Heritage. She is a Fiscal Technician who works in Support Services for Motlow State Community College's Job Training Division. She also enjoys photography and has participated in videos sponsored by the Tullahoma Literacy Council and MSCC. Jacqualine's poetry has been published in the MSCC monthly newsletter "Inklings" and local newspapers. Jacqualine says, "I strive to simplify life's complexities through poetry, short stories and songs." In her own words, "EMBRACE FROM WITHIN THAT WHICH IS REAL," signifies her quest, from whence she so inspires. Email her at: jrippy@mscc.cc.tn.us |
SymbolsA heart symbolizes warmthand the beauty it bears within, A cross acknowledges hope For broken hearts to mend, A sweet satisfies one's cravings And yearnings from a far, My love encompasses all No matter where you are. |
Love's PromiseI promise to love you, as you - alwaysAnd for tomorrow, if it should ever come Until the sun shines no more And the moon has lost its glow When Alpha and Omega sit side by side Only to hear his majesty's calling And we as one take that last walk Toward eternity. |
I WISHI wish there was a place for meWhere all the flowers grow And life was treasured as a valuable A price far more than gold. Where children played and sang of joy
And in this place the days were as infinity
So much for my dreams or desires
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With Open ArmsWith Open Arms, I saw beyond tomorrowSought hope for your sorrows that came to pass Sad things seldom last, as in those eyes I caught a glimpse of your soul. Mere words could never contain, nor control
For such, as the sun awakens the east
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