Category Archives: poetry
Michelle’s Velentine
A princeton university colleague, Michelle’s Valentine is David Cordovacue. . A Harvard Law School Talents, David impresses Michelle and feels excellent. . Upon becomes a proud parent to Mahalia and Natasha, Mish and David progess well and obtain wisdom and … Continue reading
summer vacation
hot waves baking sun not silky shades but swimming suits sweating weather! Damn! t-storm rolls earth shaking water parks naked stares lemon made watermelon juice barefeet skirts lots of mosquito bites boating surfing may birthday jun vacation Summer! google.com
an award for mary bruce leopold holm reed, how great!
Thursday poets rally week 79 perfect poet award, thanks to those who blog and comment, I’m glad to nominate spirit8writer for poets rally week 80 award, keep it up. red, yellow, and green, three colors compete, none of them agrees, … Continue reading
percy bysshe shelley
percy seems as lonely as a star, which blinks its eyes at bysshe, when the moon frowns at bolsta, a wolf, of grey long legs, a haul, in the shadow, near the sea, percy bysshe shelley feels the dreams in … Continue reading
Differences in View by Robin
A word to me could be an entire sentence to you. While a sentence to me could be only an idea too vague to comprehend. As my galaxy collapses in on itself exploding into millions more what fault do you … Continue reading
Haiku July 13th: Happy Birthday to July Babies
Headlights, driving wheels, Gas pedals, breaking pedals, Think quick before act. . Speed up, and slow down, Signal, back, turn, and move on, Driving is learning. . Sirens, red lights, stop, Emergency traffic tells it, Follow the rules. google.com
Children Gather Round © Diane Sibold
Children come and gather round Be very still, don’t make a sound This is what I have to say Keep it with you every day I wish I had the magic touch For each of you I love so … Continue reading
Memorial Day Poems: Unlearned Lesson
Unlearned Lesson Memorial Day Of every year The little valiant Flags appear On every fallen Soldier’s grave– Symbol of what Each died to save. And we who see And still have breath– Are we no wiser For their death? ~Dorothy … Continue reading
Dong Dan Jie and Tong Ren Tang Tea Bags
Parallel to Xi Dan, Xiu Shui, and Wangfujing Street, Perpendicular (Vertical) to Qian Men, East and West Chang An Street, Dong Dan Jie is one of the most celebrated business street at downtown Peking, It is walking distance to Forbiden … Continue reading
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