Poems by Debra Brent
poem count: 37 | pages: 5 | first place: 2 times | second place: 2 times | finalist: 14 times
What I Wish Others Knew
Cancer can be a very lonely road to travel. This poem is what I wish others knew.
Cancer can be a very lonely road to travel. This poem is what I wish others knew.
Reasons to Stay
It’s not always easy to see that light at the end of the tunnel when the world feels cloaked in darkness. Yet the voice of one stranger, or one act of God, may be all you need to find those reasons to stay.
It’s not always easy to see that light at the end of the tunnel when the world feels cloaked in darkness. Yet the voice of one stranger, or one act of God, may be all you need to find those reasons to stay.
Where Do I Go From Here?
We often reach a crossroads in any struggle that leaves us faced with the daunting question of, “Where Do I Go From Here?”
We often reach a crossroads in any struggle that leaves us faced with the daunting question of, “Where Do I Go From Here?”
Matters of the Heart
In the light of recent tragedies (coupled with the anniversary of 9/11), I view these events not in the realm of politics or any other arena, but instead as a matter of the heart.
In the light of recent tragedies (coupled with the anniversary of 9/11), I view these events not in the realm of politics or any other arena, but instead as a matter of the heart.
Every Cancer Has a Story
I’ve been battling Cancer of my vocal cords for the past year now, and this poem is the 1st “anything” I’ve written in over 4 months. Why now? ‘Cause God is telling me it’s time to share OUR story.
I’ve been battling Cancer of my vocal cords for the past year now, and this poem is the 1st “anything” I’ve written in over 4 months. Why now? ‘Cause God is telling me it’s time to share OUR story.
Last Call
The fear we all dread about receiving that “last call”, signifying a loved one has passed away.
The fear we all dread about receiving that “last call”, signifying a loved one has passed away.
