Entryways Poems - Poems about Entryways

...SITTING ON MULTICOLORED CARPET SQUARES LOST IN THOUGHT, BUT THINKING OF NOTHING AND NOONE SO MANY RIVERS HAVE CHANGED IN RANGE OF FLOW UNEXPECTED ARE THE DIRECTIONS THAT THE ROCKS SKIP IT IS THE......

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..."With every fiber of my being, my eyes glimpse at my whole life gone avail and unjust; the sacrifice mother had made before birth was certainly not enough, wish I had gone through the flames of Nor......

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...The house is colder now as autumn sheds its leaves the push-pull falls wildly beneath the plows along the edges of the gutters and eaves. perhaps because the house is emptied of all the......

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...Epitaph for My Father, an Everyman (Written with John Hughes in mind, as he will understand) One night in particular, I recall, inside a restaurant, (although I hadn’t noticed any prob......

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.... I dance in desperate movements, stepping on toes as I go Spinning out of control as faces grimace in my wake, changing scenery like mirrored ball illusions, tiny reflective squares, blinding......

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...Alleyways Ill thought of entryways, back doors for the less than, dimly lit to conceal the other side of Main Streets façade. Trash cans, disputed bounty of the homeless and rodents, loose......

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...Eyes open as you inhale the morning air, The body still heavy from slumber loosens with each stretch and yawn, Standing slowly you walk to the window, Peeking through the inviting sun beams onto you ......

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...He draws you in - Compelling mental images of atmosphere and entryways; state rooms; glades; soft nudges. Letting your fear flourish unaware. Note: Author Dean Koontz......

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