Shireen Dianne
Bridgeport, CT, USA
Shireen DianneBridgeport, CT, USA |
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When I Think Of YouWhen I think of you,I feel the rainbow against the grey and purple sky, I feel the bright and shiny twinkling stars up so high, I feel the soft clouds wondering above the sea, I feel the sweet coolness of the mid-winter breeze, I feel the morning mist in the early autumn days, I feel the sweet laughter on a pretty little girl's face, I feel the fragrance of the fresh flowers, the precious gift of god, the spring season, I feel the sweet love within my heart to carry on. |
Color of LoveIf love had the color,i wonder what it would be? Would it be deep purple like amethyst? Or aquamarine blue? Or maybe pale pink like rose quartz? I don't know! All I know is that love is the feeling we all experience sometime in our life. We feel that deepest joy within our soul. Maybe it has all the colors, like a rainbow, That's why it makes us feel so euphoric and happy. |
UntitledWhen the white andsilent snow falls softly on earth, It seems my soul awakens from a rebirth, Through its tranquility my heart gains the solitude, then slowly and slowly my spirit attains its complete beauty. |
Shireen
Dianne has been writing poetry since she was eight years old. She was inspired
by her maternal grandfather, who was a great poet and a writer in East
Pakistan. Shireen is currently a freelance writer and a photographer. She
has her BA degree in mass communication from the University of Hartford.
Shireen is a member of Editor's Guide to Freelance Photographers, Advertising
Photographers of America, Who's Who in Photography in 1992 and International
Society of Poets (Distinguish Member). Shireen has received several Editor's
Choice Awards from The National Library of Poetry and other awards from
the National Library of Poetry. She has also won various photography awards
from a local contest. Shireen was a Dean's list student while attending
college. Her poem was first published in East Pakistan's weekly magazines
when she was a teenager. Shireen's poem also was published in Quail's Books
anthology.