Goodbye Robin Williams
You suffered from depression and Bipolar Disease. Your suicide has driven the entire world to its knees. You were so talented that talent isn’t a big enough word. I wish… Read more »
Category Archives: Memory Poems
Categorized Him
I saw him in a dream– sleeping on an open piece of land. cold winter breeze hit his body hard, he caughed and caughed, no man could hear him does,… Read more »
May 28, 1990
Something bad happened in 1990 on the 28th of May. It turned out not to be such a great Memorial Day. I saw a beautiful girl who looked like she… Read more »
Miss You Grandpa
I sit everyday staring at moon whose stories you told me in the night the still pictures a work of art I thought your tears at my soul after loosing… Read more »
I Call It Freedom
The right to vote for change, And to improve a great nation, By electing someone not too strange With this may take a bit of patience. Ooh, it feels so… Read more »
Hope is Luck
Hope is luck Which is always up, Which can never dunk And always bumped. Hope is the future which can be done Which can be bunked For the next one…. Read more »
Abandoned With Lies
Mommy you left me and not a word saying good bye.. you’ll say you love us but you’ll know its all lies. Quit lying this ain’t time for lies cause… Read more »
Passing Of Time
Hands of time move us forward, never back. Only memories frozen in mind, can we reenact. Written/Submitted by Robert M. Hensel.
Time Can’t Revoke
Buried deep beneath an old oak tree, lies a box thats been filled, with childhood memories. Three quarters,one ball, and a letter that I wrote, holds the key to my… Read more »
Unforgettable
I paint a picture, I paint it in my head, Something happened to me, That I thought I’d forget. Friends come and go But my dignity still remains But no… Read more »