Ordinary Words
Selected Poetry
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HEARTOON On my door did love come knocking. I am at the threshold. I had not thought to go looking. Here it came on tip-toe. Harpooned with ol' cupid's arrow, I feel slightly ambushed! Heart is quaking, no mistaking, through the door I must be pushed. Bounced around, my heart can't take it. I must have a weak trick knee. Looking into your eyes dancing, I'm propelled to your arms, free. Heartoon is anticipating falling through that manhole floor. My advice is stop this waiting. Take my heart and write the score. Heart is jelling, I am falling Oh so hard for you, boy. Treat my feelings with compassion. It is not a boy toy. I have taken cupid's arrow and I'm standing at your door. String the bow and aim at my heart. It is ready to hold more. I have focused on not falling, But I overstepped my role. Into your arms I am swooning. I have stepped through the black hole.
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About the Book
Ordinary Words is mostly a collection of song lyrics that have been tweaked so as not to repeat song 'refains'. The poems with accompanying instrumentals can be found at... http://lkazmierczak.biz/songs
About the Author
L.M. Kazmierczak is a daughter, sister, mother, and wife who has dabbled in song writing/arranging and is now concentrating on publishing her first book. Next up is a Sci-Fi book, another area of great interest, which covers the passing of a thousand years as seen through the eyes of one girl.