Tagged: poem 26

29 September 2020

Dual

Poem The arena was informal, but the stakes were high. The crowd, eerily silent, chose champions, But kept their preferences to themselves. She watched and wrung her hands with dismay, Yet did not...

Poetry

28 April 2020

Sailing With Life

Poem There is always Someone for someone A soul for soul Friends are the one thing Hard to find and keep Yet, keep your eyes On the open waters Or the open road...

Poetry

21 April 2020

My Angel

Poem I must remove your wings so you can fly burn your bridges down your sand castles washed away cry, my darling and know suffering know it deeply fall from Grace and then...

Poetry

9 January 2020

Nostalgia

Poem My eyes are always searching, see again this endless blue. Was it real, was this dream true? My fingers want to touch again- warm and golden sand, Feel it’s pulse, rhythm, life....

Poetry

21 November 2019

What It Takes

Stop waiting. You already have what it takes. Too often we live in procrastination Too often we forget to find meaning A chance to grow A chance to succeed A chance to taste sweet...

Poetry

18 July 2019

Poem It drives me crazy. Your stupid look, your lack of understanding. It makes me puke, the way you talk, phony, you’re just pretending. How am I supposed to communicate with you? Cause everything...

Poetry

13 April 2016

Paper-Thin Feeling

Poem In the morning, After all the tea is drunk and the tedium suffered, The mistakes of yesterday still hover above Like a dark clustering cloud that won’t dis-spell. All the people look...

Poetry

22 July 2015

Three

Poem I learned today that I must never have three children. One is enough to pour your entire love in to like pear nectar in to an empty glass. Two can become allies, a shoulder...

Poetry

19 June 2015

Unknown Reflection

Poem I see a face so like mine Staring at my every move Asking me why it is That I do the things I do In those sullen stares I hear Disappointment for all...

Poetry

18 June 2015

Portrait – Part IV

Poem Up! She pushed. Up! She was still. A dead elephant. So still she felt the babe’s throbbing. They could do nothing. Her children, 5 and 6, fed and washed — she wept. Up!...

Poetry

12 May 2015

The Day After

Unrequited Love Poem “Never confess feelings for someone after a drunken night out with him. Those feelings will fade fast as you sober up.”—A Wise Friend But I missed you so Did you miss...