Courteous Poems - Poems about Courteous

A courteous curtain Looked thready with fine silk Scenting of my core Which led linger rose in my mind And with no fleeing ticks But almost ding-dong devotes Potent day and night Shrouds,when I come in Shields,when I come out Dripping that cotton every moment For not to streets cowslips To steal me from her role Let I vocal vomits vociferously "Am I boastful beaming as her turban? Oh,I...

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As I was driving along the Garden State Parkway Radio on, thinking kind thoughts I came upon a toll booth A long line of vehicles was ahead of me An old man tried to merge in Drivers refused him I waved him ahead of me I acknowledged his peace sign And paid him back with...

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I sing my dormant swoosh, As I lie in wait for my moon. With my breeze I give shore lovers a push As the star follower is lost too soon, as clouds swoon The naive navigator fears his maroon My heart melts at the price of your energy at night. I have heard soul's scream for their soul I am your...

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Short-term hell Long-term heaven I cannot get even With change ringing bells I can live With senses perked Poised for change and its work What's there to forgive? We excel We stay trying Let humor seep on in Good efforts will compel Short-term hell Long-term heaven What's there to believe in? Good change means us well All life age Time is kinder We move from harsh to fair Change is kin to stage. (c) Irisrose...

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I watched the sun settle in behind the orchard The same way an old man Would settle into his favorite armchair At the end of the day. Slowly, almost reluctantly, The sun slipped below the horizon. Darkness came upon the land As the eyelid of the sky Closed over the earth. The sun was now resting In some hidden place. Always a courteous guest His departure...

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