Best Wallows Poems

Yours truly does readily confess
the following poem crafted more or less
approximately a year ago,
when coronavirus (COVID-19)
wrought havoc creating global mess
when panic against collective temple did press
a feeling of melancholy and world-weariness.

Along luscious green acres banks steep grade
(in close proximity to
Petticoat Junction) naturemade
Perkiomen Valley watershed,
verdant landscape...

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blazing hot summer
a black, bad asphalt wallows
melts into dry grass

bugs get stuck dry-up
frozen in heated black spot
burnt alive dead stuck

what is it left but...
chard, burnt amber drops dots
blaze burn up insects

melts into dry grass
a black, bad asphalt wallows
hot summer blazing

8/25/19
Written words by James Edward Lee...

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Along luscious green acres banks steep grade
(in close proximity to 
Petticoat Junction) naturemade
Perkiomen Valley watershed,
verdant landscape displayed
yours truly, (a garden variety
proto human) arrayed

solely donning birthday suit,
whose fifty plus shades hair gone grayed,
i.e. one infinitesimal measly mortal
whiles away hours, laid
back days of his life as
the world...

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Forgetful baby 
Wallows in the night 
Screaming out 
With dry eyes. 
Bruised up child 
Cleaning up her sorrows 
Before morning comes and questions are asked 
Baby girl forced to give in 
Teething on her bed sheets 
Scratched her thighs 
With greasy nails 
Water droplets cold...

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May does not know happiness at all.
I leave her sitting there, clueless, angry and small.
I help others up and it makes me happy when I am down, I say.
She scoffs at this stupidity and tells me to get out, go away.

I am depressed, and I...

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WINDY TREE WALLOWS OVER GRASS LAND PASTURE HAIKU--
windy afternoon
a large, living trees wallows
grass betrayed shadows 

3/4/2020
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.  2020©...

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Stone Wallows Lake Shore - A Haiku

rainy timberland
a small, active wallows stones
float around of the lake


3/22/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022©...

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