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    The Full Collection of Sky Boivin's Poetry
    The Full Collection of Sky Boivin's Poetry
    The Full Collection of Sky Boivin's Poetry
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    The Full Collection of Sky Boivin's Poetry

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    The full collection of all poetry by Sky Boivin currently in print. Poems included are in tribute to Daivid Bowie, Princess Diana, and many more favorites. as well as "Tattered Wings". New Alice poems, and Faye love poems! Includes new poems from the Cathedral of Notre Dame. brand new "dark Alice in wonderland" poems. Enjoy 22 chapters of poetry! If you happen to fall in love with a certain chapter, make sure to grab up that book! Inside each individual book has my artwork and / or photography! grab them all today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSky Boivin
    Release dateDec 31, 2016
    ISBN9781541142084
    The Full Collection of Sky Boivin's Poetry
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    Sky Boivin

    Sky Boivin grew up in Boylston, ma, usa. she has always loved writing. It is her outlet in life, a way to share her thoughts and feelings freely. now she brings her love of the written word to you, reader. find within these pages a world of love, loss, and hope. You can follow sky instagram and twitter on @SkyBoivin and on facebook as @skyboivinwritefanpage website: https://skyboivin.wixsite.com/skyboivinauthor photo credit to @capturedexposer from instagram 

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      The Full Collection of Sky Boivin's Poetry - Sky Boivin

      An Assortment

      of Poetry

      Me For Me

      Grow old along with me,

      and in time you will see,

      just what this life

      has done to me.

      The wrinkles around my eyes

      and mouth show all the smiles

      in all my days.

      The graying hair,

      shows all the wisdom

      I have acquired.

      Look into my eyes,

      and behold the sorrows

      of my life.

      The hardships in my hands

      and feet.

      But, that is only the outside.

      Try opening the window

      into my soul.

      I just might let you

      see me for me.

      Oct. 19, 1998

      Rose of a Princess

      Sweet, kind princess.

      What has happened?

      Something horrible,

      I’m afraid.

      For a strong and caring lady;

      Loved by many

      and all;

      has died a terrible death.

      The shock

      of the car crash,

      stunned the world.

      Now, the news

      of her death.

      So early in age.

      So tragic,

      Shocking and disbelieving

      To the entire world.

      So much sorrow.

      So much talk about it.

      The world cares;

      And is coming together,

      in peace and sorrow.

      The palace is drowning,

      in a sea of flowers.

      For the death of

      The beloved Princess Diana.

      Sept. 5, 1997

      One Night

      The sky was such a pretty blue,

      with a shade of green kissing that and the horizon.

      The first few stars were just starting to make their appearance to the world again,

      as night fell upon the land here in Boylston.

      And as a plane was flying overhead,

      I saw perfectly clear,

      something larger and brighter go over the plane.

      A shooting star perchance? Most likely so.

      It was going so much more faster than the plane.

      It was falling away from the school in such a sudden white light,

      passing beneath the trees and then

      fading into the cold, winter night, forever.

      Jan. 8, 1997

      Like a skyscraper Boston will prevail.

      They will overcome.

      They will come out on top and above this tragic event.

      The community is reconnecting together even across the country.

      The community is looking for closure.

      Baseball teams are playing

      Sweet Caroline at their games,

      to show their love and sorrow to Boston.

      Banners flying on stadiums

      With our most beloved rivals logo and ours reading

      united we stand.

      Flags at half-mast across the state.

      A community waiting on closure.

      A father whose son lost so young in life.

      Wife and daughter still being tended to

      in the hospital.

      Now word on a branch of church

      coming to Boston?

      To Protest??

      Protest What??

      Having a service for the little boy so his family,

      And the community can have just a slight amount of peace?

      To be together and grieve??

      How can’t they see that what they are thinking is wrong?

      4.18.2013

      Hello, Goodbye

      Hello, wherever you are.

      It’s just me, feeling this feeling again.

      Wondering how all three of you are.

      Why did you have to leave me?

      So quickly, and suddenly?

      Without any forewarning about the

      December cold approaching you.

      I did not have the chance to

      Say all that I had wanted to say.

      I am not sure how to put it now.

      But, I shall just sum it up right here and now:

      I love you all. And I miss you.

      Love forever,

      but never good-bye.

      Nov. 18, 1996

      Grotesque Faces

      As I lie awake in my bed,

      I stare up towards my window.

      My dried silver dollar plants

      are up by my window.

      The moon strikes

      the plants in such a way,

      that they take on shapes.

      They become faces in the moonlight.

      But not just any faces.

      They are horror and grotesque faces from all over the world.

      They are screaming

      in agonizing pain.

      They seem to be screaming

      For help.

      But for what? From what?

      Are they lost souls

      Which have been entangled

      and trapped within these plants?

      Do they want to be let out?

      What horrors have they encountered

      while they have been trapped

      within these plants?

      What type of a plant

      could these be?

      Who could have done this?

      How has it become possible, for a plant of such divine

      Splendor be able to

      capture and torment

      Lost souls in such a

      Horrific and indescribable way?

      June 13, 1997

      My Cat Moon

      My cat moon up so high,

      night after night, you open your eyes wider

      upon the world. What do you see? I wonder

      what pleasures of the evening do you witness and discover?

      Will you let me in, on the secrets?

      Or do I discover them, myself?

      My cat moon, sleek and sly, up high in the midnight sky.

      Dolphin-shaped cloud, soaring by.

      What do you see, my black cat?

      Up high above the world?

      I see you, but, do you really see me?

      Soar

      I wish I was a bird.

      Soaring wild and free.

      Free from the stress and

      Pressures of the world.

      Free from violence,

      Free from fear.

      I wish I was an eagle.

      Flying high above

      The world.

      Flying with the clouds.

      Soaring just above the lakes.

      Without a care for the

      Threats of everyday living.

      To be at peace with the world,

      To be a bird,

      Soaring wild and free.

      Yes, that would be

      A sight to see.

      March 18 1997

      On the Ledge

      I seem to be drawn to this place.

      It calls to me.

      And I go to it.

      The ledges beckon me to sit on them.

      As though, they are lonely,

      and miss the company from the past.

      To go over there,

      To sit,

      To think.

      And I will.

      Yes, someday soon I will sit and

      think on those ledges.

      Just like those

      From years past.

      And I will be

      Just like them.

      June 9, 1997

      Summer Slumber

      Long after a thunder shower

      On a summer-like day,

      The mist that had settled

      Around the ground,

      Still lingers there.

      And there is a wave of mist rising up from the tree tops.

      On my right is the setting sun.

      The world is covered in mist.

      And the red eight o’clock setting sun,

      Seems to be engulfed by it,

      As if the mist is hungry for light.

      The sky, of what is seen,

      Is a pale blue.

      The clouds are an array

      Of pink, rose, orange, and peach.

      A beautiful contrast

      To go along with the fire-red

      Setting summer-like sun.

      And with the moon to my left,

      Playing hide’n’seek with the

      Gray rain clouds.

      And as the cool evening draws nearer,

      the world grows quieter.

      And into a slumber of

      Summer rest.

      June 13, 1997

      Time

      I wish I could turn time back,

      I wish it did not happen.

      If I could, I would,

      go back in time

      to stop it from happening.

      To stop an innocent girl from dying,

      to stop my dear friend’s pain,

      For the loss of her best friend

      Nov. 10, 1995

      The Stranger and the Light

      To sow a seed,

      to plant a thought,

      thoughts and

      visions and dreams

      become one

      in my mind.

      I dream of

      peace, love, and

      happiness and

      I hope that

      those I shall

      find someday.

      If not today

      then maybe

      tomorrow.

      If not tomorrow,

      then maybe soon.

      If not by myself,

      then maybe

      someone else will

      find them for me.

      To find my

      visions that I

      have within

      my mind,

      I find them all

      hidden within

      my dreams when

      I sleep.

      When I sleep,

      I go down

      deserted roads

      and hallways.

      All by myself.

      But sometimes

      I’m not alone.

      There is a

      stranger.

      A stranger

      travelling beside

      me.

      It is dark so

      I cannot see

      this stranger.

      I do not know

      who this stranger is.

      This stranger

      travelling beside

      me.

      Sometimes, it seems

      as if there

      is a light ahead.

      A light which

      maybe filled

      with wonderful

      splendors.

      I try to travel towards

      that light,

      for maybe it

      holds the answers

      to some of my

      Questions.

      Questions that

      no one else knows

      the answer to.

      I keep travelling

      towards the light.

      But something is

      holding me back.

      I do not know

      Who or what that

      Is holding me away

      From this light.

      Dying To Be Free

      So many thoughts keep racing

      Through my mind.

      My head is in a spinning frenzy.

      Ideas are becoming

      More tied together,

      More complex;

      As the days tick by.

      I have not picked up

      This sacred pen for so long

      I know that it is not

      That I have forgotten how.

      A true artist never forgets

      Life is just flying by.

      Slowing my time for freedom.

      To reach my pen

      To my paper. But now,

      My mind, body, and soul are screaming at me.

      Ideas are swooning.

      All is crying to be let out.

      I must free it all.

      I must let it go.

      Grab my sacred and precious pen.

      Reach for my paper.

      Let me ignore

      All around me.

      Let me alone.

      So that I may open my mind,

      Heart, and soul.

      So that I may

      Let the words flow from my mind;

      Through my arm,

      Fingers;

      Through my pen

      Upon my paper;

      To let these feelings

      Dying to be

      And crying

      To be free

      From hiding

      And confinement.

      April 25, 2000

      Boundaries

      It seems that all my life

      I’ve been chasing after the sun.

      And until now,

      I’ve been getting nowhere.

      Just when I was about to quit,

      You came around the bend.

      You reminded me not to give up.

      I was trapped within boundaries

      That could not be broken.

      You opened the doors

      And let me be free.

      You showed me the way again.

      Once, I knew.

      But crazy life made me forget

      The things I loved.

      You reminded me to be me.

      Thank you for bringing

      The world back to me.

      Jan. 23,2001

      Life

      Sinking ball of orange fire

      Within the sea of clouds.

      Hiding behind this grand city.

      You who is coloring the world.

      You who paints the clouds,

      Pinks, roses, purples, oranges, and more.

      You who is readying for night.

      Along with the rest of us.

      Stuck in traffic,

      I stare past the red light

      Into your orange fire.

      Admiring the colors you’ve created

      The sky is an ever-changing canvas

      That bends and shapes

      At your will.

      How I wish life was just

      As easy as that looked.

      But, maybe for you,

      It’s not as easy as it seems,

      But only gets better with practice.

      Jan. 23, 2001

      American Love

      My world as I know it,

      will never be the same.

      I sat at home

      watching the screen,

      as the planes pierced the Twin Towers,

      making them crumble.

      [my world is being attacked].

      Mom got a call at 3:30:

      George is okay.

      To my ears, the horror:

      The Pentagon as well.

      [Is my cousin okay?]

      America will not sit around

      and let terrorists scare us.

      We are united as one.

      [we shall stand strong]

      Everywhere you look,

      Red, White, and Blue proudly worn.

      Let the good old

      American Love Shine Through.

      Sept. 14, 2001

      Canvas of the Sky

      The sky is one big Canvas.

      Where there is a certain someone,

      That paints clouds into the sky.

      Many times a day.

      Changing their appearance.

      They make them big and small.

      They make them white and puffy,

      Soft and lumbering

      Over us in the sky.

      At sunrise and sunset,

      They paint the clouds

      In an array of colors.

      In peach, pink, purple.

      In orange, apricot, rose.

      In many other shades

      That we may see

      When we look up at the sky.

      So the next time

      You look up at the sky,

      Try to imagine what this

      Someone may look like.

      This someone whose

      Canvas is the sky.

      Painting clouds for us to see.

      July 19, 1997

      TAREHI Forever

      Departing times is drawing

      Closer every day.

      Old friends and new friends

      Are soon to be departed.

      But the memories of our past-

      The good and the bad,

      Will continue to live within us.

      We will always remember pep rallies

      And assemblies, Getting out of classes.

      And the field trips,

      Though few a year, if any,

      And always a blast.

      Our class and friends are one of a kind.

      That is what has made us who we are.

      Everywhere we go,

      Everything we do.

      We always come back with

      Memories for the future.

      And as we go on our separate ways,

      We will bring with us,

      Our memories of our high school life.

      And many years after,

      We will look back upon

      Our memories and recollect

      All the times we have shared.

      TRHS class of 1997-

      You will always live in my heart forever.

      Love always

      May 14, 1997

      Destination Unknown

      I feel like taking a trip

      To some outrageous place.

      Some new place to explore and discover.

      And maybe even rediscover

      Other things that I have forgotten.

      But just where would I go?

      Oh the possibilities!

      There are so many places

      In existence that we can go.

      Hurry! Pack your bags,

      Before I change my mind.

      We’ll run away to a

      Destination unknown

      And let this crazy world

      Go on its busy way

      Without getting in ours.

      We’ll leave a note

      For those who care,

      We’ll return when it’s over.

      Feb. 19, 2001

      Clouds

      Trees bare from

      their springtime leaves and gray-old bark,

      worn with time.

      A pale pink white

      Behind them,

      And leading heaven-way.

      White blue, transforming into

      A richer pale blue

      Until it kisses the clouds.

      Closer clouds are pure white.

      The further away,

      The darker and

      Brighter at the same time.

      The morning sun

      Is hiding behind them.

      The wet ground

      Is beginning to dry now.

      And the wind blows perfectly.

      Not too hard nor too subtle.

      Imagine, waking afresh in the morning.

      But walking out

      Onto the beach instead.

      Standing at the shore,

      In a windbreaker.

      Staring out onto the sea.

      Inhaling the sweet perfume

      Of the salt and sea.

      Dreaming,

      Wondering,

      What awaits out there.

      Dreaming away,

      The wind ruffles at my pages.

      All I see is QCC campus.

      The people walking

      Here and there in the sunlight

      That is trying to melt

      Through the clouds.

      I wonder how my Dear friend is doing,

      And when she will get here.

      12.4.1998

      Return to the Mist

      The mist welcomes me.

      Wraps around me in a cool, crisp hug.

      The mist is thick upon the pond.

      It beckons to me,

      Thick and mysterious.

      I can almost see the old boat

      Guided by the swamp people.

      Do I dare go to the water’s edge?

      Are they looking for me?

      Do I dare stand along the water

      And call for that boat?

      Will the goddess to send them to me?

      ‘come to the water’s edge, I am here.’

      Do I dare climb into the boat

      Guided by the swamp people?

      Do I dare see if I can part the mist?

      ‘will she think I am ready?’

      Or will I

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