Feely Poems - Poems about Feely

Oh, mommy and daddy, please hear my plea Don't sit your children on Santa Claus' knee He's too touchy feely Eyes are hard and steely He's soused from too many a martini I hate to call ol' Saint Nick a boozer But to tell the truth, he's just a loser Soused more than a tiddly He's not worth a diddly Too much hooch turns...

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I'm a Touchy Feely Guy By Franklin Price 12/17/2017 I'm a touchy feely guy Who loves his fellow man Loves patting people on the back And shaking other's hands Love telling women they look good If indeed they do May give you such a compliment If I come in touch with you I'm not a rich and powerful Not an influential man Only want to say you're looking...

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Those Feely Things What are these feely things that come sneaking up on me I cannot find a use for them except to set them free. Sometimes a giggle does the trick but some are icky - gooey-thick causing me to whine and grump to curl up in a nasty lump, stomp my feet scream and yell for reasons that I cannot tell to those who wonder “what is wrong?” “where has my happy baby...

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if i can't see it it's not there if i can't touch it it doesn't exist my question my friend is only two can you see love sent from above can you touch emotions that make us feel so not alone....

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I have a bone to pick with the Wright Brothers who invented the plane. Those fellers created many problems for me that have become my bane! To fly the friendly skies nowadays is a pain in the **** provoking me to curse! The whole procedure exasperates me enough to hurl rocks at a rolling hearse! First, I must consult...

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warmth can melt and dissolve, a smile thaws the ice- a caress can brighten eyes full of grace- lips to lips, in embrace.. will enrich the soul...

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With a look,a kiss,a smile sweethearts stay awhile In hug,caress and touch Love communicates...so much Inspired by Christie Moses poem title 'Sometimes Words Are Not Enough '...

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