Jo TraxingerScottsdale, Arizona |
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I am a nurse, a widow and have three grown children. I like to read, write poetry and short stories. I love music, dancing, sports and traveling. I have written articles for several magazines and was a news correspondent for a small mid west town. I am also a free lance photographer. I have received many awards for various achievements. I recently won the EDITORS CHOICE AWARD from the National Library of Poetry. I have been Blessed with all of these talents and they are free if we look at the beauty of the world that has been given to us. |
Hello God It's Me AgainHello God it's me again.I just called to say I forgot to pray again today. You know God I've been So busy and so tired you see. So if I don't call on you today Please forgive me. I promise to be faithful And never never stray So when I call and say Hello God I remembered to pray today. Hello God it's me again. I just called to say Thank you for all the Blessing I receive. You know I am counting On you God Cause I really do believe. So if I forget to thank you And kind of go astray Just shine your light upon me So I can see the way. |
River WalkI strolled along the river bankto see what I could see. As I gazed into the water, my reflection appeared to me. I marveled at the beauty of each movement I made. As I danced upon the water what a magnificent charade. I pretended to be an erotic dancer. And waltzed around and around Finally from exhaustion I fell upon the ground. My fantasy was over I was back to the real me. As I strolled along the river to see what I could see. |
My ParadiseAs I walked across the desertthis vast barren land. I noticed my footprints in the warm desert sand The cacti and foliage were looking its best. The birds were all singing and building their nest I sat down to rest in the desert so grand and counted the colors of each grain of sand. All colors of the rainbow so sparkling and bright I wondered of the beauty in the desert at night I gazed at the stars and the full round moon. I must leave this sandy paradise and head home I'll come back tomorrow to the desert so grand Just to see the beauty in each grain of sand. |