Best Rough Road Poems

We walk in the ocean against the tide.
We hold on tightly to survive the ride.

This life is not easy
This love not in vain
We try to...

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Warts and all

She made a mistake 
when she kissed  a toad
No castle or carriage 
She chose a rough road
He had a few warts
he wasn't...

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Sometimes, 
When I find that life's not fair, 
When Isee that fortune, love, and friendship look away from me, 
I stare at the cards that...

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when you really fall in love
it's as beautiful as a dove
love makes us strong
cause two heart belong

love will walk you down rough road
 by your...

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I am…
Son, sculpted by my mother to be what I am today
Husband, holding my wife’s caring hands all the way
Father, in lonely nest, all the...

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She wore her skirt short,
her lingerie to be seen.
Such sights aplenty!

Gawking, gawping eyes
lusted at shear nudity.
They burned with hunger.

She proudly stood in
ruffled edges of cheap...

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My feet are so weary
from this long and rough road.
My back's bent and aching
from carrying this load.

But I'm almost home now
and my spirits are singing.
Not...

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Life is like a four wheel drive
Mud and sand and things bogging you down
Kick it to low and take your time to strive
Than put it...

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I now have four days behind me
since I began my recovery from surgery
and I'm all out of pain killers presently.
Looks like a rough road ahead...

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A rough road traveled,
but one I must.
Along this road I find the love of my children.
Strong and steady,
fragile and free.
You I see,
a light shining just...

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My heart beats for you
as you come towards me
Our eyes meet as we embrace
And I start feeling safe
I never want to let you go
You're just...

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We began so little and young, 
Life beat us bad and twisted our tongue.
You and I walked a pretty rough road I can say
When you...

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THE FOREIGNER’S STORY

INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO THE POEM: It is a well known fact that we all shall die eventually, for it is inevitable. God, our...

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She's not a freethinker do not know an illusion 
Of dreams nothing to bear
Hid herself from the image of Narcissus will 
And bears thine name
Those...

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In nineteen-ninety-nine I found haikus
and love of poetry was beginning
I admit none of this is front page news
I was writing more with love life thinning...

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