Combining Poems - Poems about Combining

...What do you look for in a man? I usually say wisdom. An owl that is respectful, Thinks with his head, But still acknowledges the heart. As much as i pretend to love those birds, Who flock to y......

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... Quince shaped houses landscape Julienned Street where citric groans once molded a blue cheese night. In one home lives reclusive Graham and his wife, Coco, two dilled, old pickles nervously li......

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... We created this stereotype, About identities and sexuality. Can't you see, that's private to me. Sex is a Sacred unity, combining you and me. Spiritually sharing our energy, In sec......

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...MY MUSIC JOURNEY. I was born in a capital city, Of an undeveloped country. Into a middle class family. I lived in a street full of guitars. My first musical instrument was, Either guitar or har......

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...The poet is a painter who spreads his soul on the vast canvas of time, with emotions flowing like a river of colors through the valleys of unspoken thoughts, touching with his invisible brush the s......

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...Fridge Magnets I love my fridge magnets. They’re much quicker than me at combining numbers so I pay them to do all large number or quantity questions in my math tests and homework as......

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...Why all the hype? We created this stereotype, About identities and sexuality. Can't you see, that's private to me. Sex is a Sacred unity, combining you and me. Spiritually sharing our ......

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...Should I write a poem about Halloween, full of psychological horrors and gruesome things? Like deep romantic wounds getting infected, herpe kisses or Donald Trump getting elected? I could lea......

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...The many blessings taking classes at Saint Marks Catholic Church safe guarding gods children arch dioceses of Milwaukee raising my granddaughter from walking my pre schooler to our lady of mount Carm......

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...Would you sleep when the mountain gets steep? Would you sleep when the valley gets deep? I have the strength to climb to the highest peak And the courage to go into the deep and bring Back all th......

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... After returning from our summer road trip…we both smiled when we saw our home and the reasons for our smiles have found their way into this poem. This house is where we combined our two familie......

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...Emblem-The Church Wall Look there,do you see the wall of red brick each upon the other: leans with great care. One joined evenly next to the other bonded t......

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...In the land of Damascus, in 1889, A photo taken, of a friendship so fine. The subject of which, were two remarkable men, There's a lot we could learn, from listening to them. Very different fel......

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... "Seijaku reminds us that solitude isn't loneliness; it's a sacred space about calm, tranquility, stillness and acceptance of the imperfect." ......

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...I (a youthsome, wholesome, jokesome, handsome,... gamesome, chucklesome, bothersome, and awesome modest fellow)... does not deliberately court immortalization, and wonders what criteria confer el......

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