Discourtesy Poems - Poems about Discourtesy

...Café Watch Sitting in a café, watching life pass by. People rushing into shops; important stuff to buy. Groups of foreign workers, stopping, shaking hands; Local people......

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... Joy descends on the road, peace, past discourtesy when genunine pardon is offered unconditionally. ......

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...Ofttimes yours truly assiduously tries to adlib, but blubbers like a landlubber at sea treading water donned with bib (that doubles as yellow spongy bobbing life jacket) furiously doing doggy ......

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...using Tamerlane verse (Edgar Allen Poe) As windows on this world get stuck; disgust demands space on the lip. Events I have not thought about reveal hatred, make me upchuck and fills untrust......

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...Speedy the spider casts a small intricate shadow on the wall The nickname had stuck from when she moved in slow motion But by now she was blessed with formidable pace and lived Up to full ve......

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...Quickly, Quickly, Quickly. You spoke in search of light relief And hearing your cries for Help I cried myself to Sleep On the rotten old couch upstairs While Mum Cradled you in yo......

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...Patron's now kind words flooded foreman's brain - such praise from Mayor High, much grandiose! " I'm sorry, Senor Huerra, you couldn't attend the party I gave her last week in her honor. Margar......

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...One day I wish to be in the place where 'you' stand now , One day I wish to be more close to the discourtesy and vow, Not to make you suffer the bruises, lacerations and blow, But just to see '......

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...O, you left without us saying farewell I know you meant no discourtesy, dear You were just so eager to go. Each cell Of your being was homesick being here Each hour was filled with a longing to ......

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...For my purposes, I will call you Nina though it's meaning, I cannot say, more so, I shall not say, it is my own as my heart no longer is. You've gone now, my Nina but are far from forgotten. I ......

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