Christy Sargent
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A Good Love SongA Poem by Christy SargentA Good Love SongSeems everyone likes aGood love songEspecially the unrequited kindWhere the lover is vileFaithlessPhonyInexcusably woundingWhy do we l.. |
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A MotherA Poem by Christy SargentA MotherThis gentle soul of a womanCarried her brown leather purseTo the dining hall every noontimeAccompanied by her sonHe pushed her in her chair ca.. |
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The Round LadyA Story by Christy SargentMemoirs of a Hospice Volunteer |
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A Woman With Two Cats and a TurtleA Poem by Christy SargentA Woman With Two Cats And A TurtleAnna…she told me her name was AnnaThesia“It is nice to meet you AnnaThesia,” I saidThen I asked h.. |
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The Boy In The HallA Poem by Christy SargentThe Boy In the HallI pulled into the hospital parking lotNear the Hospice wingA long floor where every patient was terminalAs I walked toward the unit.. |
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She Smiled and Waved GoodbyeA Poem by Christy SargentShe Smiled and Waved GoodbyeHer name was Doris and I shall never forgetThe lessons that she taught me on death and dyingI knocked on her front doorA b.. |
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Aunt EllaA Poem by Christy SargentAunt EllaI have grown oldLike my old aunt EllaJust like thatTime passedNow I find myselfIn the mirrorAn old womanAches and painsRiddle my plump fleshG.. |
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While Your Family SleptA Poem by Christy SargentWhile Your Family Slept I dreamed of you Of course daylight Proved It was not real It made no sense at all It seemed Nightmarish actually .. |
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We Did Not CryA Poem by Christy SargentWe Did Not CryMother DearWe did not cryNo…neither Sis nor ICried at your farewellIn factWe laughed wildlyUnable to stop ourselvesUntil we&rsquo.. |
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The BallroomA Poem by Christy SargentThe BallroomWe did not know each otherAnd had been told toTo find a spot onThe ballroom floorAnd to spread apartThe newspapers wereRolled up tightly a.. |
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