Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Head in the Clouds


Head in the Clouds
by Brian F. Regan

You’re not where you’re needed
You’re not where you need you to be
Are we only a theory, an idea
I’m without hope for our beginning
The gloom clouds my vision
I’m without you and cannot see
Tomorrow is all we have
Yesterdays are eternal reminders
Some memories are too good to forget
Others haunt us, asleep and awake

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Clarity


It's not always easy to see what is in front of us.  
Sometimes we can only hope for some clarity before it's too late.
A clear vision an end to our blindness.

Friday, September 13, 2013

Where Are You?


Where Are You? by Brian F. Regan

Wandering around my whole life
Pretending to find what I think is right
Thinking I always know when
Yet it always seems like I’m beginning again
When will you enter my life?
Looking up at a sky of blue
Everything’s not fine when I’m still without you
They say one day you’ll know
But till that day the pain still grows
Without you everyday is a grind
True love is truly hard to find
Maybe my day will come

Hopefully long before you're gone

Saturday, August 24, 2013

A Perfect World



A Perfect World by Brian F. Regan

Nothing to correct
No wrong to right
Nothing upsetting
No need to be afraid
Nothing to anger you
Nothing new to learn
No comfort required
No storm to sit through
No motivation to move on
No improvements necessary
No updates to install
No goals to set or accomplish
No shoulder needed to cry on
Nothing better to look forward to

…in a perfect world.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Changes

              Changes  by Brian F. Regan
When you told me that we grew apart
When you said the words that ended us
It does nothing to console my heart
You were the one I thought I’d never meet
Our love was pure and so fine
It was like your kisses, it was soft and it was sweet
We thought our love could stand the test of time
Here I am with my head in my hands
All I have now is you on my mind
I know people say that things sometimes change
I thank you for not pretending, for not lying
You were the one I wanted to always stay the same
It was a fact, our love was surely dying

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

I Did Not Cry



I did not Cry 
by Brian F. Regan

No physical empathy for anyone to see
Not even when I bleed
I did not cry, I didn’t let it out
I grabbed a pillow to scream and shout

No tears from me to let sadness escape
I wore it proudly, like a superhero’s cape
I held it in, to be the new Rock
I am his son, a chip off the old block

I did not cry when my Dad had died
When asked how I was, I did not lie
I told the truth, my face was sad
Just didn’t want to believe I had lost my Dad

Still no tears and I miss him now
His friendly face, even his scowl
I can see him and hear him when I close my eyes
I do not cry, no matter how hard I try

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Favorite Season


Favorite Season  
by Brian F. Regan

As the morning air becomes crisp
There will always be things of which we shall wish
Autumnal days that begin with summers end
Will always remain to me a very best friend
These cooler days warn us that soon we will have a frost
Summer is gone but our memories are not lost
We will cherish the Ocean breezes and warm nights
As the leaves treat our eyes to such a sight
Soon through the trees we’ll see more light
 Enjoying the foliage, many beautiful colors and hues
Will always mean that we bid summer ado
First there was winter which keeps everything frigid
In time we will learn how to cross many bridges
Winter is also a time to refresh and renew
Not solely a time for death that brings some of us to mew
As most of nature’s creatures catch up on sleep
Some of us celebrate and some weep
It is because of winter that brings new life
Why is it frowned upon, why do some allow it to cause strife
Secondly there is spring, a youth that should be eternal
When life grows strong, happy and in bliss
It is not until it is gone will it be missed
Thirdly comes summer my personally most hated
I usually retreat indoors to keep the heat abated
As summer ends we are faced with season number four
I happily greet autumn’s knock upon the door
During the first three seasons the pleasant days seem somewhat few
Up until that first crisp mornings dew
It is then, in that autumnal air that I feel renewed