| Miscellanous Poetry |
| As I mentioned in the previous page, as well as writing my own poetry, I also have co-written some poems. And I will include some poems that have a special meaning to me. I hope you enjoy these pages. |
| Forever Yours- by Ian Ford & J.L.S. |
| Net Friend Across the Miles - by Ian Ford |
| Welcome To Holland- by Emily Pearl Kingsley |
| Remembering My Love- J.L.S. |
| Heart to Heart- by Ian Ford & J.L.S. |
| Song of Songs- by Solomon -: First Song -: Second Song -: Third Song -: Fourth Song -: Fifth Song -: Sixth Song (Bet you never knew there was romance in the bible. This is a book found in the old testament of the bible.) |
| This was written originally by Ian then reworked by J.L.S. The final result is the combined efforts of both authors. |
| This poem is for anybody who has a life that does not always go according to plan. Especially if you are a parent. As a parent of an autistic child I found it inspiring. |
| Sometimes its hard to let go of a loved one... as memories can be so real. |
| Two hearts communicating with each other. |
| This is about the uniquess of meeting on the net and then in person. It is written in a net chat format. |
| The Song of Songs is a collection of love poems, for the most part in the form of songs by a man to a woman, and by the woman to the man. In some translations, the book is called The Song of Solomons, because it is attributed to Solomon in the hebrew. These songs have often been interpreted by jews as a picture of the relationship between God and his people, and by Christians as a picture of the realtionship between Christ and the Church. Whatever your beliefs, I think you will find this is a beautiful set of poems about love and I find that they reach a special part deep inside me. This is the reason I am choosing to share this with you, my friends. |
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| Wishful Thinking- by J.L.S. |
| Can wishes come true? |
| quotes, stories, trivia, and more. This is not more poetry exactly, but it is still good. |
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| Lorna- by Ian Ford |
| From Ian to his late wife Lorna. |