Labor of Love
by
Thomas DeAngelo
·
15 December 2014
Poem
Whatever I did
I didn’t do to impress.
It was me being
what you gave to me.
The science to what we achieved
changed our culture.
Nourished by what believed
To be a firm structure.
We have a truly delicious romance
That can only energize our life.
Everyday we discover, a new stance.
Exclusively to each other’s simple presence.
There’s nothing we can accomplish alone.
Everything we’ve attempted, balanced.
Reassuring out prefect blend together.
The secret that keeps us leveled,
shakes off past storms.
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photograph by Charlie Foster
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Thomas DeAngelo
This is a writer of modern poetry and an inspiring writer. Residing in the lower Appalachian mountains of Pennsylvania where he enjoys reading, writing and is his spare time hiking. He has been writing since the 1980's with expectations of being published.
The words that flow by ink are the defeats and enjoyments of the life lived in the years that accompanied the mind of a writer that measured his time recognizing the passions of surrounding people.
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