Conjoined Poems - Poems about Conjoined

Art splintered pieces sewn into patchwork; Conjoined phrases decorate a soft quilt; Words wrap you up lying on the sofa; Warm and cared for, poetry comes to life....

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their sadness resonates throughout the forest the animals watch them crawl out of a cave nightly conjoined twins abandoned by age six...

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Three coils unwind. Celtic then, now, and future, ...

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In your squish hug the arms subtly transform into the wrap of heart’s enchanted embrace, transfers the lingered yearning latent within, setting sail in the stream of my ardent ardor. In the fervent sea it braces the shoulder of waves, their crests adorned by the pearls of your smile, entwined with the lattice of mesmeric moonbeam, its sparkle splashes on my spirit,...

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The Art of Creating, the Art of Living —YES (Dreamsleep: May, 2020)...

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Conjoined, (Age & Depression) Written: by Tom Wright January 2015 My Golden years are tarnished, Fact is, they now resemble rust. Now most daily conversations, Wear an argumentative crust. I’m plagued by numerous issues, Virtually all related to health. As personal desires go unmet, Commodities steal my wealth. Age has left me with no options, My good times rest in my past. Seems I’m biding time...

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His: He played softly on (Les Paul Strings) (The Day That He Returned Home) from the war. (One More Mile) to go, then he will be (Kissing and Caressing) her. That was all he thought of on his long journey home. He was going to try and win over (The Iceberg Beauty) he saw so long...

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