Brollies Poems - Poems about Brollies

...[Continued from ‘Terror Bugs: Part 1 - A Freezer Mice Adventure’] __________ Three man sized ‘mice’ and Stanley Dann stood gawping at the screens Churchill muttered, “I don’t wa......Read the rest...

...August's inclement weather, with sunshine and rain. Umbrellas go up and down, again and again. Gusts of winds, turning those brollies inside to out. Upwards they go spinning, tumbling round and ab......Read the rest...

...where do the birds go when it rains in cats and dogs leaf brollies pop up......Read the rest...

...Hail, snow, ice cold sleet, Fur lined wellies,cosy feet. Wind gusting,like an arctic blast, Wayward brollies, flying past. Hot sun shining,ice cone treat, Sand so hot, burning feet. All t......Read the rest...

...We can never be sure What the forecast will bring Whether we’ll need brollies When faced with showers or Will it be lovely and Warm enough to sunbathe With wall to wall sunshine 6,6,6,......Read the rest...

...The affluent holidaymakers cover the sand Laid out in rows like one giant band Sun hats and glasses protect pale skins Under sun brollies as the new day begins Calling out for ices, doughnuts......Read the rest...

... Little old men ‘neath big black Bumbershoots Meandering about in the soft Spring rain Savoring the mornin’ air and mayhaps... Recalling their youth once again The very air seems a bl......Read the rest...

...Like an arboretum, my smile and laughter fills empty space, tall stand the trees all huddled together like girlfriends on a chilly night ready to share their secrets. We lay bare our souls, sat on ......Read the rest...

...Our Day Out Our day out to Wales in the Summer of 1981 In car temperature soars that alike to Lebanon, Not like the previous year of 1980 When temperatures where more akin to Haiti. Mark one C......Read the rest...

...I had to sit through it all the conversation that was inevitable What they did Where they went What they saw... My brother and his wife On the their expensive trip to see Roger Federer in the f......Read the rest...

...To a Manor Born An umbrella is a shield against the mighty storm Denoted years ago, as one who was to a manor born Class distinction was its task beside the obvious need In Asia showed the autho......Read the rest...

...The games are on in London! All the athletes are prepared. I hope they brought their brollies* For their trainers** won’t be spared. Security is spotty, As Mitt Romney had to blurt; But Cameron was ......Read the rest...

... Oh do you dream of England, when Spring is in the air? The hum of bees on gentle breeze is all that you will hear, except for farmers, turning hay, in meadows far and near; their spotted, k......Read the rest...