Tritina Poetry by Larry A Cochran (part one)

Life Flows Correctly

A Tritina by Larry Cochran

Written on August 3, 2011 @ 10:00PM

Moving along the painted highway of life

Deciding whether to turn left or turn right

I struggle to make out which sign is correct

Trying hard to see through things I must correct

Forever trying to piece together this life

Somehow someday looking to get it right

Although at times I really don’t feel right

Unless I continually work out what is not correct

I will keep stumbling through this life

So through this life hope is right, no need to correct

Isn’t She Lovely, Isn’t She Fair

A Tritina by Larry A Cochran

Written on August 3, 2011 @ 10:10PM

I love to see her smiling and how lovely a smile I see

I love her laughing and how lovely a smile I hear

I love to watch her sleep and how lovely a smile she has

Her smile is only equal to the love that my heart has

For her I will do whatever it is that my heart can see

That makes her smile and through her smile I can hear

Oh how she loves me, I always love to hear

Between the two of us how much love lovely has

Into our hearts intimacy is into me she can see

we both can see, spoken words we hear, a fair love this love has