Cindy J. Smith
As far back as she can remember, Cindy J. Smith has written poetry wherever life experience provided inspiration. Wife, mother and grandmother, she has a myriad of beautiful memories to draw from. Never having been good at playing the part of "starving artist", she has had many careers. After a one-year hiatus, she returned to being an over-the-road truck driver with her husband, Dave, which provides different perspectives of the world in which we live. Cindy has published several poetry books and a children's book. More of her poems appear in various anthologies as well as several books by fellow authors.
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Hugs - Love and Great Karma
Hugs, love and great Karma
I am sending to you With prayers and best wishes (And some fairy-dust too) Provide you some comfort When your life gets too rough Woes have you believing You have had quite enough Help renew your lost hope When your goals seem too far Remind you of your strength So you'll reach for that star Touch your heart when you're sad Or traveling grief's road Perhaps bring you a smile When you're lost and alone |
Sometimes you just need
A different point of view To change all those nightmares Into dreams coming true Life's storms can be scary Filled with sorrow and pain But there's never rainbows Without a little rain Your life is worth living And true love can be found Beauty is everywhere If you would look around Like petals on the right daisy You'll find I love you a lot I'll show you the magic It seems you forgot |
Cindy's published books
Cindy's books
BITTERSWEET REALITY
Every day I come a little closer My "Golden Years" are just around the bend Years of work, trials, and tribulations Slowly approaching their well-earned end The world outside is much different Than the one I believed I'd find It seems way too many people Have forgotten how to be kind Lies and half-truths considered facts While veracity is held in question CEOs of social media platforms "Fact-Checking" the medical professions Our forefathers fought and died For freedom and our inalienable rights Now being replaced by executive orders As millennials give them up without a fight Science corrupted to fit political agendas Humanity and kindness slowly devastated Social distancing and electronic devices Helping identity and ego be obliterated No family or friendly get-togethers Law-abiding citizens locked in their homes Criminals idolized and set free Politicians and celebrities allowed to roam Time for me to enjoy the fruits of my labor Nature's beauty feeding my will to survive But as the hatred and destruction escalate It's getting hard to keep faith in humanity alive Warning calls to the world ignored "History repeats itself when forgotten" "I told you so" will mean nothing When our way of life comes to an end |
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