Rose February Poems

The grass is brown the trees are too,
the skies a darker shade of blue.

The clouds have lost their beautiful white,
the stars are lighting up the...

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Planted a decade ago, the first of three.
Guided by a loving hand with gentle wind and water to prevent drooping and wilting.
Still beautiful when thorns...

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Nascent poetic tribute to black history month...
crafted before onset when people of color  
got acknowledged for twenty eight or nine days
depending if leap year...

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What is a valentine?
Is it a person, you love for life?
Or someone who you dine?
No, I believe it a true love.
The one God had mind.
Your...

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Snow greets my eyes, all is quilted in white;
some red berries for colour, a pink rose,
delicate tracery of trees impose
silhouettes, for me delivering delight.
As a...

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An orange burn stretches
 long and deep
 along the evening sky.
Fifty degrees and sunny
 just yesterday
 and then the gray rolled in.
Calm and quiet came...

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One beautiful afternoon
With my precious bicycle I roam around
In a city of love where couples are in love
And I give each girl a rose
The couples---...

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My Valentine, oh how I love thee, from head to toe
The one whom every day I see
My Funny Valentine is simply me
Beautiful vibrant woman, that's...

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Priest
      in Rome
Very long long ago

Beaten to death
        and
Cut off his head

On this...

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First came the cold,
	a temperature drop so fast and low
	the body could not adapt.

Then came the snow followed by ice and rain
	flooding the yard, creating...

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Roses here, Roses there,
bloody roses everywhere.

February brings them to our life,
while others hide a broken wife.

Young girls dream of their shining white knight,
when do you...

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God send me the flower
Send it Red
With petals and 
Stalk
Stalk I can hold with my heart
And pedal to happiness
My bi-cycle
This is love cycle
Me and my...

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Pleasures of a season begin again
Refilling life's honey from festive days,
Now, your delicate plea offers me 
An eternity like the mountain’s stream--
That I accept as...

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13 Years    
  
Rolling wheels,
Through fields of heather,
Browns and purples,
Steel blue of cold,
Regimented act of military manoeuvre,
It's perpetrators oblivious of its...

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Neftlix, Hulu, autumn elaeagnus
thorns, small hairy buds, twigs hyper-lenticelled
fruits supposedly edible, leaves elongated, oblong
xerophytic but found in wetland
introduced species, some say invasive

Xbox is invasive
Hulu is...

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