Cleveland Poems - Poems about Cleveland

I take off my jacket, it’s been a warm day and the heat has followed me into the house. I should be already on my way to Cleveland to a poetry slam, I did promise half-heartedly, but slamming poets...Read the rest...

Green Roses do exist. Let me tell you who I am with a significant twist. I represent the beauty and war of a rose. You can read that in the books and poems that I wrote. But please make...Read the rest...

I take off my jacket, it’s been a warm day and the heat has followed me into the house. I should be already on my way to Cleveland to a poetry slam, I did promise half-heartedly, but slamming poets...Read the rest...

When I was younger Cleveland was so big to me. I came close to success a few times but back I just wasn't ready. I had to gain a strong will and some professional knowledge. For me to...Read the rest...

The original Browns are not in Cleveland anymore. They are now known as the Ravens, and they play in Baltimore. A new Browns team built from scratch has taken their place. However, the way they have played has...Read the rest...

SPOILING CLEVELAND While roses belch perfume into the air and Nightingales’ whistles pierce my ears I can't savour the clamorous glamour And odorous charm of the steel mills in Cleveland...Read the rest...

For my special day, I had one aim - The Rock & Rollers Hall of Fame. So I'm here in Cleveland, where we spent The whole day there. (The time just went!) As a bonus, there's a movie...Read the rest...

During last night’s draft coverage, ESPN would reveal that the Cleveland Browns and Philadelphia Eagles made a deal. At the last minute, Philadelphia sent their first-round pick to Cleveland for two Browns choices in a move that was...Read the rest...

the city is closing for the night stores draw their blinds one by one every street is dark save for the dim Downtown streetlights bending at the neck like weighted stems of steel. Rockefellers and Carnegie have...Read the rest...

Once a man of steel, cuckolded by foreigners, made to bear a rusty belt And belch hapless smoke in shame. Once a spiderweb of commerce- now a conglomerate of strangers, united by dementia-ridden streets frayed and cracked by Erie’s buffets- but the breakwall...Read the rest...

What can I say? You had me from hello… Guess that’s why they called me Content with my Cleveland halo Shining bright and tall With a demeanor so fly… Stars in your eyes from mine to yours There’s so much to...Read the rest...

I remember you and I How we sat to lunch summer after summer I remember you and I The small scope critic and the pearl sweet preacher We lunched in the Bronx, feasted In Manhattan, the wasted Cancer fled, I have...Read the rest...

They will read my poem and wonder "Who is this?" But I knew you better Than any who will search and blunder Harnessed to their finite, mortal fetter You are gone, no longer restrained And cumbered by time's clay palace The...Read the rest...