A Christmas night Beneath the pink evening sky, A cottage glows as snow drifts by. Its chimney whispers smoky cheer, A beacon bright in the frosty air.
By Marie381Uk about a year ago in Poets
Two Faces I Wear Doesn’t everyone have two faces— A light and a dark one? My light shows family and friends, “I am okay, I brace the storm.”
The recipe isn't hers Though sometimes they are But the smells The actions Are the same Kneading dough in the kitchen
By Gene Lassabout a year ago in Poets
A New Year’s Toast Drink, drink, raise your glass, Let the moments of this evening pass. It’s New Year’s Eve, the clock’s near done,
As my days go by As my months go by As my Years go by Trickling into ever-going river Slowly I realize Simple things are all that matter
By Raihana H.about a year ago in Poets
The natural beauty of my woman, Awakens a sense of tranquility that swirls, My head into a whirlpool of emotions. Love is a fervent stream that flows,
By J.Fernandesabout a year ago in Poets
I’ve been taken by you I want to make mistakes with you I want to raise the stakes with you You’re trapped in my mind
By Atomic Historianabout a year ago in Poets
Sweet tea By the back porch Sunset breaking Fire red sky Gives way to A dark and Dreamless night ~~~ My heart Forgets to beat
By KA Stefana about a year ago in Poets
Grandad Drunk went a courting Grandad set out in his shorts and tee, With a beer in one hand, as bold as could be. In the other, some flowers—though wilting, a mess,
Granny’s lost her lottery win. Poem 2 Granny picked up her million with glee, A life of riches, wild and free. But as she smiled and held her prize,
Granny’s lottery Dream Granny had a dream one night, A vision clear, a guiding light. The winning numbers, bold and true,
Granny’s pole dance Granny’s got a secret, one she holds with pride, A twirl, a twist, a shimmy, no need to hide. She’s found her rhythm, and it feels so right,
