Dayton Poems - Poems about Dayton

...Tied up in the Moment A beautiful women layed out on a large bed with red Dayton silk sheets, pillows everywhere, her silky locks cascading down onto the pillow beside her as she looks over at this ......Read the rest...

...How can I fly like a bird he dreamed this man and his brother, with little formal education. So they dreamed and watched, they studied and read. Dickens and Twain, Virgil and Plutarch also. Th......Read the rest...

...So Risque Racy Casey His Mind’s on the Moon Spacey Casey Great Sprinter Darter Carter Crybaby Bawlin’ Colin Always in a Rush Boltin’ Coltin Puppies for Sale Dani......Read the rest...

...Downtown Dayton cityscape can be seen clearly (on a clear day) from the grassy knoll on top of the Woodlands cemetery. Most of the more fancy mausoleums face any other way though, as if the s......Read the rest...

...Most of my Lix spittle + four additional anniversaries since exiting birth canal as full term newborn re: minimally viable existence post doc severance umbilical cord, nevertheless yours tr......Read the rest...

...On Monday morning, August 7th, 1823...someone that you’ve never heard of took his first small breath, And all that he’s remembered for’s his awesome sour mash, and how he met, by all accounts, his q......Read the rest...

...Hellboy danced with the best of them, With a record here, though incomplete... Winning almost all of the time, What a miraculous feat! Date Opponent Location Result -------------------------......Read the rest...

..."I am a rock I am an island ......Read the rest...

...Memorial Day mother nature’s reckoning is gain worth such loss de-constructing life with limb Collision course toward ourselves 05/29/2021......Read the rest...

...We accept tornadoes here, expect them, tick them off as they pass by like demon dreidels. Usually they are not a big deal unless they are. Spring culls its little lambs in all sorts of ways. ......Read the rest...

...Sixty some odd years ago, when I was just a kid, our home was on the very edge of town. The man that lived next door to us - a Mr. - O. M. Crabb - for years would wear the – “mean an' ornery” crown.......Read the rest...

... So obviously,painful to this poetess! That we earthlings need divine intervention. Yet~wanting none of God's attention? Oh, indeed some will scoff and pay no heed. Get real, my friends! H......Read the rest...

...It was 20 years ago…the year was 1999 and we thought the world would change….after Columbine We hoped something would be done after children were gunned down with their books We thought the wor......Read the rest...

...COWARDS, NOT HEROESv Cowards, not heroes, Call them what they are Not Martyrs, killers of babies, children, people both near and far Cowards not heroes, not terrorists, Call them what they are ......Read the rest...

...I The form we take In the shape of a life From trumpet birth blasts To the final shadow sighs The faithful leap From a Dayton hill To silver supersonic flight A mountain of yellowing Paper w......Read the rest...