Best Dangled Poems

Neon lights lure souls streaming by,
giving steel and brick a fresh face.
For; only the young can supply
the mortar that holds dreams in place.

City roads form a maze of streets;
the homeless claim the parks as theirs.
And sleeping there when day retreats;
beggars ignore the angry stares.

Big city...

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one leaf dangled from
a single spider-web strand
in fresh morning air

as I greeted the sun,
sitting under a tree in
my dew-filled backyard

I was stilled by the
beauty of this lone leaf, in
its simplicity

But, then the leaf fell
I was startled, but the joy
in my heart  remained

**morning, noon, night...

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"Your last wish?", asked one cop,
The man in prison got some hope.
The old man's life was like hell,
With the hat on his head, he came out of jail.

Before he dies, wanted to do something good,
"Teach my son how to smile", he said in an amusing...

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