Appealing Poems - Poems about Appealing

hard to read each pun which will happen upon us once upon a time when he was wishing while line on water swishing he had been fishing while at Westminster really had been sinister was such a spinster should hear him squealing trying to hide true feeling never appealing ...

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Let me now sing the song of my old age, All I recount now belongs to the past. Since the noticed changes are far too vast, Let this song be sung by a real sage. This face, now so old, ugly, and wrinkled, Once shone with a glow, bright and appealing. Though no longer fine, smooth, and now peeling, This same old...

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A lemony drink that is mellow Alcohol sugar zest yellow Unlike its fruit tree It's said with a long e In Sorrento they make limoncello ...

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Audrey Hepburn the darling of the sixties in Paris making it posh and pretty enticing her viewers to want to see the Eiffel Tower Making the French appealing to viewers...

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Ring in the spring, The bluebells bob As gentle breezes blow. We breathe a sigh As we know now There’s no more winter snow. The vibrant hue Against the green Bathes hillsides regal blue. Announcing to The countryside That summer will ensue....

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Nells has no idea how appealing she is. Not caring about her appearance like other girls. She throws on a tribal cat suit and lies in a plastic lounger Reading a stack of scientific journals. When she gets up and walks around men notice her curves. And her bouncy attitude, and her joy She does not see her observers at...

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A silent movie Maybe silent realistically Or not silent metaphorically Silent Because not verbal Not silent Because with movements Not silent Because appealing Silent Because there are no immediate actions And without man's sympathy Response and cooperation A silent story May eventually die silently...

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Life full of pardons The day my soul new pleasure Forgiveness a treasure A clemency smiles Appealing sentencing sympathy appealing 1/11/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021...

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I can feel the sun warming my body and the universe telling me that it is sorry, the clouds are rolling by and the burden is lifted from the sky. The traffic is rolling and the birds are signing the people are dancing to the music in the town. It is the music I want...

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Triangle if centered; twenty syllables a thought complete; appealing to the emotions deep. Takes shape as syllables to increase or decrease; they state an abstract thought. Date: 10/27/2020 Submitted For: Pleiades 3 Poetry Contest Sponsor: Joseph May Second Place...

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Too long she'd delayed -- Since he was deathly afraid Her last card she played: Please, please Lord, Help him to see I'm his if he'd just ask me...

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I cannot find my contest poem (It would have been a first place winner) Alas, my first thoughts I cannot show em! I scrawled down notes when preparing dinner - perchance they fell in Tiddles litter tray as my loose leaf pad is so much thinner. If I locate my lines by contest day I’ll appeal to our sponsor named Nina then swap...

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So intriguing You're appealing To much beauty in One so seductive aah yes A loveliness tie me With lovely laces like you do. I am over flowing with Excitement My senses are keen this Sugar is mean to sweet, To sweet I've never tasted A sexy something steals my HEART attack...

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You can always find a feeling, From shining floor up to ceiling; Smiling face, All over place, And Brenda's poems that are appealing. Jim Horn...

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No Feeling and Not Appealing I had to hurry up and write this down before I forgot this. When I never show any of my feeling; What I write and say is not appealing; While rambling, Was gambling, On you disturbed hitting head on ceiling. Jim Horn What happens if I check off 1st grade in Categories. Does this mean that I am writing at...

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