Entrance Hall Poems - Poems about Entrance Hall

...When I was five, I played Around other children At the park On the west edge Of town, where the gray concrete slab served As our skating rink. I recall Their presence, but not their faces- ......

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...A young tourist went into an old castle for site seen, he became fascinated by the antique structure, the Gothic sculptures and the beautiful renaissance paintings hanging on the stone walls, arti......

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...This evening in our flat there rose a flood That made our rooms and entrance hall a lake As unattended bath-taps churned the sud Into a foaming torrent by mistake Our darling daughter whom we ......

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...Wrought iron gates greet the eyes Looming like deception and lies Such a petty endeavor to seek valor With such a ghastly pallor This place was supposed to heal But trapped is all I really f......

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...Old Christmas tree that lay in his box, in the darkness, under the stairs Nobody loved him any more, he thought, nobody had any cares There was once a time, he stood tall in the hall with his baubl......

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...I’m visiting the Manor with the paranormal society It’s said to be haunted; I’m filled with some anxiety The Duke was murdered, bringing his lover notoriety With bloodied hands she’s f......

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...We will sit at the tables in the entrance hall Waiting patiently for the sea of white faces to arrive Anxious, nerves are frayed – and that’s just the staff! Waiting to pass over that all-importa......

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...The invitations have been sent out, and the venue is sublime A Castle in the country oh how I wish that it was mine With sweeping staircases in the entrance hall Crystal chandeliers, oh its perfec......

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