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Heart Beats
Till
Poem by:  B. Jarrell
Page by:   Martha Carpenter
The Song
Poem by:   B. Jarrell
Page by:   Martha Carpenter
When we are not in love too much, we are not in love enough
Comte De Bussy-Rabutin
Starting To Forgive
The heart is a wonderous thing
It can stand so much sadness
And still work to mend itself
With each passing day it grows stronger and stronger
As it gradually forgets the pain it has suffered
As it finds new hope for the coming days
How is it that the miraculous part of ones body
Can be broken and battered so quick and easy
With just the speaking on one word
Or the touch of another
Or yet the reading of passage
How does ones heart survive this
To one day skip a beat or jump for joy
How does one start to forgive

                                           
B. Jarrell 2004
The Question
By:  B. Jarrell

Love looks not with the eyes,
but with the mind.

                            
wm.shakespeare

Take twin mounds of clay,
Mold them as you may.

Shape one after me,
Another after thee.

Then quickly break them both.

Remix, remake them both.

One formed after thee,
The other after me.

Part of my clay is thine,
Part of thy clay is mine.

                               
-Kwan Tao - Shing
Screams
Screams
dying to come out
Words
begging to be said
Secrets
wanting to be told
Wrongs
needing to be made right
Truths
told instead of lies
Compassion
instead of animosity
Locked doors
replaced by open doors
Coldness and callous
replaced by warmth and love
Broken and battered
over come by healing
Screams
dying to come out

                                    B.Jarrell 2005
Valentine
Contains 2 poems:

This Moment & Who Am I
by:  B. Jarrell
Page by:  Martha Carpetner

Hidden

Private words guarded in the dark
Hidden thoughts - whispers
Quiet moments shared scandalously
Secret desires pass over hushes lips
Heated touches told through warm breath
Erotic churnings confided discreetly
Volcanic pleasure shared for the moment
Hearts beating in fevered tempo
Heavy breathes slow to standard gait
Promises of impending liaison
So many untold secrets

               
B. Jarrell  2005
Our Devise

As you slide away from me early each morning
I wrap myself up in the flannel and down
To replace the warmth of your body
Away you go to your first love
A female I cannot compete with
She gives you more than I ever could
Her expression draws you to her
Like fire to the fly
And yet I find myself intrigued by her
Her many facets
And can understand your desire
To give her constant companionship
To feed her more of your talents
Her  steadfast devotion I cannot match
I can only accept her with open arms
And embrace the part of you she has not exhausted.

                                    
B. Jarrell
Nicole Renee'
By:  B.  Jarrell
The Dance
Snow
Poem by  B. Jarrell
Page by:  Martha Carpenter
Martha's Challenge
By:  B. Jarrell
Day Four
By: B. Jarrell
Again
By:  B. Jarrell
The Sign
By: B. Jarrell
Cedar Falls
By: B. Jarrell
Picture by:  J. Jarrell
Silver
Poem By: B. Jarrell
Picture by J. Jarrell
Page by: Martha Carpenter
Domestic Goddess
By: B. Jarrell
Who Knew
By: B. Jarrell
Days Gone By
By: B. Jarrell
Fantasy Fulfilled
By: B. Jarrell
The Gallery Showing
Poem by: B. Jarrell
Photography by: J. Jarrell
Page by: Marth Carpenter
Diverse Lifestyle
By: B. Jarrell
Photography by: J. Jarrell
Springtime
By:  B. Jarrell
Photopgraphy by: J. Jarrell
Sisters
By:  BJarrell
Dad's Page
By:  BJarrell
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