Best Matron Poems

Alone and weary ...
   she dangled toes o'er the mountain ledge -
 the late-October night was clear
and bitter cold, yet as still as death ...
 rare were such even-tides
   when not a breath of keen altitude
     ...

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a messy matron
polishes the silver--
the teapot whistles...

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For Martha a girl of thirteen
Dreams were not umpteen

She saw a nurse walk briskly 
“Wish I were her’ she thought frankly

Having set this goal in mind
To run the race, ways she did find

While other children of her age
In various forms of fun did engage

During vacation,...

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It's just another day at the office for the dedicated Air Force crew.
They've had their briefing and now climb aboard the venerable B-52.
They complete their checklists as they've done so many times before.
The pilot throttles up to military power and down the runway they roar!

The...

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My mother is a beacon of strength, she taught me how to relinquish and re ascend
She showed me that forgiveness brings freedom, and only love and time a broken heart can mend
She has beard burdens of hardship only a mother can endure 
Fragmented and defeated...

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Her, an abstract art
Whom he finds difficult to understand
Truly inaugurated by Almighty's heart
Her, an expensive brand

Her aura enlightens
The dim & dead
Morning brightens
As she communicates eye to eye & head to head

He gets jitter while confronting her slaughtering smile
Barely manages to talk
Since her only job is...

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She is a matron who possesses strong beliefs 
She remained substantial despite the vastness of her griefs
She was so young yet a mother she was to become
Her path filled with obstacles, trying never to forget from where she had come.

As a child all I could...

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