Graduation Age Poems

If you  can laugh at the crazy antics of yourself,
Instead of sitting on the shelf,
You will find others will be laughing with you.
Instead of...

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By George (burning hard), I Shaw tried to playwright

offers his unsolicited tidbits 
as scene courtesy 
the following virtually 
staged philosophical insight.

Arch back like 
a professional...

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Retirement is just taking a break
Like a graduation 
From your previous journey
And now you've embarked on a new journey
A new life
It can be full of...

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Bourbon beginnings
whiskey wandering walkabouts
solace spirits gulp...

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John. His name is John, that's what his peers call him. 
Johnathan Arifin His mother, calling him 'Arifin' Nathan, a nickname from his girlfriend Don't...

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A Letter to My Future Self
By Echo Hicks

Dear Future Me, 

Hi, it’s you from your senior year of high school. 
Do you remember me at...

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Free as a mockingbird singing

No kids in sight and unmarried

Had one husband, but now none

Colleges broaden my horizon

Learning about the world

Heartache and heartbreak

Lost in the...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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When I was a child, I heard some adults talking,
About a saying that made no sense to me,
Something about a bad order carried out well,
Being...

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First Steps
by Michael R. Burch

for Caitlin Shea Murphy

To her a year is like infinity,
each day—an adventure never-ending.
She has no concept of time,
but already has begun...

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Knock, Knock

Mom. 
I missed my bus. 
I am going to be late. 
Class will start without me. 
They will be mad..
at me. 

Mom.
Are you up...

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I swore time just soared
A child in kindergarten
Has the strength to teleport
But her memories unforgotten 

She just understood the letters
Now she uses them to create
It...

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How I did Sixty Years of Marriage
 
“How long have you been married?” people often ask.
“And what made it last?"

My next door neighbor sent me...

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A septuaginarian?! -- He doesn't look a day over 45  
  ~ But he's wracked with pain
  
He hasn't changed a bit...

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POEM 15 LOVE POEM 



LOVE POEM IS NOT EASY TO STATE THE CHANGE YOU MADE.. 

LOVE POEM I AM A LIVE NOW TO LOVE YOU...

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