The Kiss of a Bubble
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From loving innocence to forbidden visions to serenely painted verbal murals, some material may be graphic while others are simple and peaceful.
L. J. Underdue
L. J. Underdue was born in New Jersey, attended Montclair High School for two years and then Tom’s River High School North until graduation, and then attended Bloomfield College for three years. Since completing a poem in first grade, L. J. Underdue found a fondness for poetry, also being a third-generation poet. Writing was also found to be a release and therapeutic—a way to express the inner thoughts and soul, letting us all affirm that we share the same human experiences and emotions.
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The Kiss of a Bubble - L. J. Underdue
Copyright © 2016 by L. J. Underdue.
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Rev. date: 06/19/2018
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CONTENTS
ONE LONELY TEAR
RAMSEY LEWIS’ LOVE SONG
FINAL THING
ONLY THING IS
I NEED YOU
RUSH
STATIONARY CHANGE
BREATH OF DEATH
LOVE’S SHAKIN’
WHY?,
CONFUSION
TODAY
MY FAMILY JEWEL
SINCE WE PARTED
JUST FOR YOUR SMILE
WAITING FOR YOU
NO . . . YES
TO REIGN OR TO SERVE
THE DAY
COZ . . .
FOR MY LADY
IN THE MOOD
YOUR HAIR LOOKS NICE
DOWN ON ME
EXPLANATORY
SORROWFUL
OF MY MOTHER
A MEMOIR
MUSIC BECOZ
I LOVE YOU
A. L. IS . . .
. . . BACK AND SMILING . . .
. . . WISH MY POETRY . . .
AFTERMATH
ABOUT MY MOTHER
THE PROMISE
I FOUND OUT
BROTHERS?
SEE YOU TODAY
ANTICIPATION
SHARING SOULS
BECAUSE OF YOU
ALL IS SILENT BUT THE MEMORY
YOU NOW!
BEFORE YOU DO IT TO ME
A PRINCESS
YOUR RETURN
SPLIT
LONGING
ROSES
A DREAM COME TRUE
EPILOGUE
THOSE WOMEN
MY DEAR SWEET WOMAN
WHY AM I WAITING?
RIGHT HERE
IF I
EAGLE ROCK SUMMER
GRATITUDE
INTERVIEWING GOD
I MISS MEBBIE
MY TEACHER DEAR
MAYBE WE CAN
ARGUMENTS
STRUGGLING TOGETHER
GLAD
. . . IN ESSENCE . . .
I STOLE
SEEMS
I DREMPT
I WAS HOPING
BE ALWAYS MINE
I LOVE TO SEE YOU
ARETHA SANG
IN YOUR ARMS
EMPTY
INTO YOU
DON’T KNOW HOW
YOUR TRUE LOVE
-BUT-
BY CANDLELIGHT
FOR SURE
THOUGHTS ON EASTER SUNDAY
. . . THAT YOU WERE HERE . . .
CRAVE YOUR COMPANY
ONCE I THOUGHT
GEM
ASK
FOR MINE On Mothers’ Day
GIVE YOU PLEASURE
OH! CRIMSON!
BARE SKIN RUB
A THIEF IN THE NIGHT
OR NEW LOVE
THOUGHT I KNEW LOVE
LAY
I WANNA . . . I’M GONNA
Dedication
- Mommy
- In loving memory of
Grandma and Papa
- Mrs. Robin Meeks
- Mrs. Lavera Amaning
- Mrs. Elizabeth Neals
-In loving memory of
Ms. Magalie Giordani
- Ms. Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King
- You
Thank You
- Our Father, God
- Mommy (and Daddy’s contribution)
- my family
- Mrs. Daphne Pigott
- Mrs. Margaret Harrison = 1st Purchaser
- Mrs. Krystal Johnson
- Ms. Debra Mann
- Mrs. Billy
- Sappho (Greek poet)
- Mr. Peter McWilliams (poet)
- Mr. Joseph R. Ricks
- Jim @ Copy Connection of Norfolk, VA
- To all who have paved the way!
Warning:
Some Explicit Material
The author wishes to convey and provoke
heartfelt memories, stirring emotions of
love, desire, jealousy, abuse, melancholy,
fear, anxiety and mortally unanswerable
questions.
From loving innocence to forbidden visions
to painted serene verbal murals . . . some
material may be graphic while others are
simple and peaceful.
The author was a member of The World of Poetry and received
a silver certificate award; a member of
Who’s Who In America and Who’s Who In America-Women.
Hopefully you, the reader, will have thoughts and emotions
tugged at . . .
Thank you.
Enjoy
One day while I was
blowing bubbles for my cats,
a bubble burst on my face…
it felt gentle as if it
were a kiss…
The Kiss of a Bubble
28 March’76
11:15 PM
ONE LONELY TEAR
One lonely tear is all I cry
One lonely tear since you said good-bye
Each time I hear that music play
Each time I feel that certain way
One lonely tear is all I cry
One lonely tear, you’ve another; why?
I see now, how I’ve loved you
I see now, I should have been true
One lonely tear is all I cry
One lonely tear falls from my eye
Though I now, have someone new
Though this time I believe we’re through
One lonely tear is all I cry
One lonely tear since you said good-bye
I hope someday we’ll love again
I hope to love you, until then . . .
One lonely tear is all I cry
One lonely tear . . . oh! I could die!
6 April ’76
2:10PM
RAMSEY LEWIS’
LOVE SONG
I love you
And you know that it’s true
Can’t you see it in my eyes?
There’s no need for surprise.
I’m in love with you
And I know you feel it too
I want to reach out so much
I need to have you feel my love
Just give me your touch
And let us love . . .
7 May ’76
12:34 AM
I feel that I should