Conversationally Poems - Poems about Conversationally

...I’ve only been at my fellowship gig a week, but It’s official, I’m a candy-striper. Sort of, I wear a blue vest, not the old, red-striped dress, but it’s the same job. I shadow my surgeon (Rebecca) m......

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...Rachel Robinson, Jackie's wife, still alive for me When she speaks of April 15, 1947, conversationally The day that Jackie broke the toughest barrier There ever was and may ever well be The color......

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...I think of the beautiful reunions we have had through the years, Mom and I would reserve the craft kitchen. Each of my relatives would bring a delicious dish of food, Our mother would insist tha......

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...i said to her why don't you wear your yellow thing you know which one i'm talking about the thing that runs between your butt cheeks making them seem even more rounded then they are ro......

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...Twittered Via Chilled Wren At Valley Forge, Pennsylvania Prior carte blanche to confessing illicit extra-marital affair I embolden tomb ache elicit, and baldly bare faced laid out s......

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...The sun shone beautifully, Friends sat outside conversationally on the bench. Her favorite handsome prince walked past, How nice she thought, summer is on its way. She had had a delicious lun......

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...Over the Top (1) When is poetry by man, much more than scuzz (from top)? Know a bard who hears his muse say it’s past time to stop? Our emotions are dust devils that spin blinding us, And most ......

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...He was my knight in shinning armour, My shelter from the storm. God's chosen companion for a day, We were destined to meet, Nature our favorite church, Sheltered by the sounds of the songbir......

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...The Lilies sent a message to the Lilacs: There is not enough light at noon Around these parts; what shall we do Replied the Lilac, bloom Bloom: where you are planted. The Honeysuckle sent a no......

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