This page is open to anyone who would like to submit an original poem. P.S. I Love You © By Tom (tomWYO@aol.com)     Was sitting in the waiting room, Been there it seemed like hours, When an elderly man came With his wife in a wheel chair. Pain and strife their faces did tell, Among the deep and striated lines, And so my puzzle I did put down, To watch this neat old couple. He went to the desk, cards and papers ready, So the nurse did check them in, And was ready to roll her into a cubicle when A mother came in carrying a bleeding baby. The old woman looked at the nurse and said, "Take the child first, it needs the attention." So she sat grimacing, The two old folks tightly holding hands. After a while, the lady and child emerged, Thanked the old couple as They wheeled the child away. "Thank you, thank you so much," the comment I did hear. Then as the Nurse rolled the old lady in, the old man did lean over and kiss her, and with a big smile said, "P.S. I love you."   © Tom (tomWYO@aol.com) P.S. I Love You © By Sharon (Sunyskys1943@aol.com)     Dear Grandma she writes I hope you are feeling fine School lets out for vacation I want to visit sometime My cat had some kittens Do you want me to bring you one Kittens are soft and furry They offer up much in fun Grandma will you bake cookies The kind with chocolate chips I love the way they taste After they melt on my lips Sister says hello to you She hopes you are doing well She has a new boy friend Oops I promised not to tell Mama and Dad work very hard So brother is coming too We are looking forward to the visit PS we sure do love you   © Sharon (Sunyskys1943@aol.com) Dear One © By susi (Texaswishr@aol.com)     Dear one, I sure do miss you, gone so far At night I look to see our special star You know, the one we wished on the last night Before you left on that fighter jet flight PS: I'm doing alright Today the kids just sort of wandered around Sticking close to the house, reluctant to leave home ground They know that I am worried about you So quiet little things is what they do PS: We love you The dog is sad, keeps looking at the gate On the front porch he silently will wait He's laying next to your old chewed up shoe Well, we'd better get busy, our chores to do Oh, PS: The kids said they love you. The lawn needs mowing, the driveway should be swept There are the kid's sport schedule to be kept And one can only do housecleaning just so much This family sure needs your loving touch PS: Remember, we love you Please come home soon to the kids and me We need you so much as you can plainly see We fill the hours with anything we can do To keep the "missing you" times to few PS: And my darling, I love you   © susi (Texaswishr@aol.com)