Courtney Hough : Writing

Three little bubbles

Three little bubbles

A Poem by Courtney Hough


Three little bubbles And salt against my lips. Feeling weightless, Fish at my finger tips. What once was cold, Slowly becomes warm. And the sea..
Who’s the real virus?

Who’s the real virus?

A Poem by Courtney Hough


The good I’ve seen from the quarantine
To my Deans

To my Deans

A Poem by Courtney Hough


My son is the namesake for my Uncle Ron Dean who died of cancer at 49. This is dedicated to them.
Rainbow Bridge

Rainbow Bridge

A Poem by Courtney Hough


Rest in Peace Sammy Sue
Mommy

Mommy

A Poem by Courtney Hough


Sparkling eyes, Oh those baby blues. Nothing but burning, When I’m with you. You’re my lifeline, My reason. My only purp..
Pink baby blues

Pink baby blues

A Poem by Courtney Hough


Pink baby blues I sit here with a tear, getting rid of little tutus. And little pink elephants, replace them all with blue. I feel l..
Little One

Little One

A Poem by Courtney Hough


Pitter patter, goes your little feet. You're growing so fast, We cannot wait to meet. Precious little one, you are the world to me. I pro..
Can you see it?

Can you see it?

A Poem by Courtney Hough


“Hold out your hands.” A calming voice spoke. “Put them in your face, Get ready to take note.” The world was d..
home

home

A Poem by Courtney Hough


Home, Where is it? Is it even really there, Or is it just my imagination? It’s just my imagination. Where I am now is not for..
Who, What, When, Where and Why

Who, What, When, Where and Why

A Poem by Courtney Hough


Will I ever be truly happy?I sit here wishing and wishing for a life of gold.Not having to live with secrets untold.But dancing with memories as they ..