Docile Poems - Poems about Docile

it is one of those placid docile what-do-we-do April days. I sit outside naked except for my light polyester mumu. an airplane wakes the cloud with her powerful engine noises. my wind chimes tingle a mirthful melody. Sophie, my cocker spaniel sits behind me, she is an inside dog. Buddy, our husky mix trots a giant six pound bone around...

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A docile lamb among roaring lions seems to be me; I resist to become one of them: look at crazy Jacob. he runs a mouth found in a public pub which is filthier than the mouth of Sam: ah, he's terribly unkind to costumers! If villains of all kinds menace the meek ones to adopt their awful ways: they'll fail to entrap me! A docile...

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This world, never ours alone, but shared with other creatures great and small. The Earth turns and new dawn comes, and will long after we're gone. A Sandpiper flitted along the shore and told me so. We must face a truth that we borrowed these days, you and I, from benefactors and trustees, unborn and untested,...

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Problem ’s everyone likes Everyone else to be docile. Any solution? — Ram, R. V....

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When eyes which once gave glances of sweet love Now send such cruel reproaches to my heart; When grace uncalled for descended like a dove But now with pain my skin,once kind, does smart.... At times these days of grief and loss seem harsh As if some demon owns my inmost heart. And without grace my lips are dry and...

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The tattered gown lay fixated She let her steady gaze tail The people in the electric box East to west West to east Each way they went her eyes Were sure to go From dawn to dust And dust to dawn All day long It has come to stay And be lord over men Whose unguarded gaze Defies intellect....

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