Candy Apple
A Diverse Collection of Poems
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When I Cry at Night. Sometimes I cry just because it is good for my body to release the pain from my soul. The pain of suffering, the pain of losses, the pain of financial burdens; I realize that tears I shed are due to the pain of a broken love. They are the same tears I cried when I fell in love. When I cry at night, I am remembering those years, those times, those sweet memories not so long ago. I feel lonely, compromised, discouraged, and afraid; afraid that you have chosen someone else to hold. When I cry at night, my body is aching to be touched, to be held by you once again. When I cry at night, it means I am alone, alone Without my love, without my friend. When I cry at night, I am sad, I am broken, but hopeful that one day, one night, my love will return to me. Then, I will cry no more, and my tears will not shed from me.
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Romantic love, inspiration, black history, and deep spirituality are all exhibited throughout these pages of poetry. These poems will allow you to look deeper into different situations of life told through the eyes of the poet who has an excellent gift of perception. I hope these poems touch your heart, mind, and spirit as they cross all aspects of life. I do hope that they create in you a feeling to love better and to share that love more deeply with your family, friends and loved ones.
About the Author
About the Author F. L. Jones enjoys writing poems about children issues, disability issues, spirituality, romantic love, teenage problems. She also touches on all sides of relationship issues, such as domestic abuse, love, sexual abuse and current events. Jones has a gift for listening and projecting emotions from different perspectives in her poems. She expresses the love women want to feel and projects how men exhibitions of that love to the women in their lives. Jones wants to provide poetry for both men and women to help them to keep love alive in their relationships. She believes the number one problem that affects relationships is lack of communication. She believes that she has the ability to provide some of the “Love Jones” formula to encourage men and women to express themselves poetically. She feels the pains and hears the cries of the children who suffer, the struggling male youth who cries for help and finds a way for children to connect spiritually in her children’s poetry/songs.