Fairgrounds Poems - Poems about Fairgrounds

...wither away not to thee gifts reason of art wingless dove bestilled on halfpace empyreal thy breast behooves thee further o'er yond clingiest fairgrounds moor dawning flora promising sho......Read the rest...

...I was not quite eight years old when I first became aware of fear. I was standing in line at the fairgrounds eagerly watching the Ferris Wheel. I imagined climbing aboard; riding the circle of lights......Read the rest...

...May I show you the shades of my colorful heart that are airbrushed in love like a true work of art May I play you a tune of my favorite song I'm here to engage you and help you be strong May......Read the rest...

...*Image of Seasons Of The Year by Pixabay. Seasonals ~~0~~ Time of heaven's anointing fertile grounds, fertile nature, and beast surround......Read the rest...

...I was a hopeful actress, but so far had only been offered bit parts, And I fought to pay the bills, as a starlit owl, working after dark. But because I had such hug......Read the rest...

...We always spent the day before a show in preparation, There always seemed so much to do to get the car in shape, But all the work was worth it, (or at least we thought it was), We’ve always felt t......Read the rest...

...Juvenilia: Early Poems by Michael R. Burch Smoke by Michael R. Burch The hazy, smoke-filled skies of summer I remember well; farewell was on my mind, and the thoughts that I can't tell r......Read the rest...

...GARLAND By Kate H. Stark It happened while practicing my violin. I practiced at home on a seat near the door. I suddenly felt a huge urge to explore. The bluebirds were soaring up hig......Read the rest...

...With summer nearly gone, we all wanted to do something special, And decided it should be daring, rather than the usual and dull. So, we listed the things we desired to do, but hadn't yet tried, ......Read the rest...

...Have I been too long at the fair? by Michael R. Burch Have I been too long at the fair? The summer has faded, the leaves have turned brown; the Ferris wheel teeters . . . not up, yet not dow......Read the rest...

...An Idiot’s Guide to Being a Hero! There are few that aspire to the wreath of a hero, A garland men give to a man who risks failure or death (Should that happen) to serve ......Read the rest...

...The circus was coming to town And of course I had to go see For I'd heard the world's biggest clown Was a headliner to be. So off to the fairgrounds I went And with the crowds high in the stan......Read the rest...

...a decuain I walked the fairgrounds 1962, a penny for my thoughts at age thirteen. I loved to gather up loose coins with Hugh the grandstands cleared out, we would start to “clean” I walked th......Read the rest...

...I had just left the Fairgrounds Race Track with my dad, where I won $13.00 on a nag whose name I forget and Dad won nothing, which mattered not since his goal was to 'celebrate' the night with his C......Read the rest...

...My new husband was a farm boy who didn't like to roam. It always took a lot of nagging to get him to leave home. But we were newly married, I hadn't learned all of his dislikes. I imagined us a......Read the rest...