I'm Going Home on the Morning Train
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“WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN”
To Mollie B. Ware
When a man loves a woman he will somehow find a way to gather his thoughts and finally say “ roses are red, and violets are blue honey you are so beautiful and I truly love you.”
He tells her “I love you” in words as well as in deeds
He avoids abusing her with malice, discontent, and greed.
He is kind, gentle, thoughtful and tender and if they disagree he is the first to surrender.
He watches his behavior and does not fret at every whim.
He is strong and courageous and she can always depend on him.
He always makes sure they have money in the bank
When she uses the car there is always gas in the tank
When she acts strange and indifferent he loves her nonetheless
He treats her with tenderness and gives her love and happiness
He tells her I love you so much I am full of aches and pains
Although you don’t always treat me right, I love you just the same.
When he takes her out to dinner he compliments her on how she looks
When she prepares the meals he tells her he loves the food she cooked
Every day he tells her “I love you” more and more
He always greets her with a kiss when she meets him at the door
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This collection of poems covers a 45 year span on a variety of subjects, including love, marriage, religion, biography, family relationships, ethnic relations, social science, humor juvenile crime, pasturing, politics, and parenting.
Most Christians live with the hope of going to Heaven at death and many of them envision heaven as their final home. Thus, funerals are called “home-going services.” They see themselves heading upward in a golden chariot or a fast moving train. . The Morning Train is symbolic of an early departure from a world of pain and sorrow. They look forward to a city where the streets are paved with gold.
Many of the poems cover my personal reflections and eyewitness accounts of events observed during 52 years of marriage, 22 years in the military 50 years in the ministry and 74 years of life.
About the Author
James J Ware Jr. was born in
He is the recipient of numerous awards in the fields of; Education and Corrections.
James spends his spare time, working with his Great-Grandchildren, writing poetry, and playing scrabble.