Guardrails Poems - Poems about Guardrails

... First they said that our laws were sufficient and the guardrails enough of a force that the Courts and their Orders would stop him keep the country and people on course But the Justice Depar......

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...There’s no decorum or respect Within the White House walls And cameras let us witness Some behavior that appalls. Invite a foreign dignitary Then berate, insult, accuse – That’s the playbook ......

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...Just as the word applies to a wide variety, It extends to a great many portions of our life. With meanings that derive from its context, Along with numerous chances to fall off, just ask a......

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...And so it goes. Seated, contemplative. A sudden cacophony abiding. Many floods ebb then flow; good/bad. Memories distilled, truth distorts. Folly found fair ‘gainst fear flames fanned. Shame igno......

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...over the Hudson River, its heights my nemesis. I longed to drive and stay alive. Highland on the other side. Mid-Hudson thrill ride for a permitted driver. my heart would pound just looking at ......

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...GUARDRAILS ON SCARY ROADS We all can drive some scary roads that I have often seen, They’re full of hills and sharpest curves, not smooth and so serene. One thing I’ve noticed on some roads that......

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...The Seine river banks, with their lack of guardrails, freaked me out in fourth grade: "Avez-vous entendu?!!" My best friend rushed to ask it. "Did you hear?! (the news)" A woman drowned!! ......

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...A patch of dried grass at the side of the road Rusty guardrails crumbling erosion A patch of berries a diet for deer Thankful dinner for their born for a year Leaves now yellow some orange, many ......

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...the sun exposed above mountain's edge through the folds of dawn's rise carmine sky erupts mimicking fire that burns beneath in the crisp morning the earth gasps in breaths of pallid air ......

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...WHEN The WIND COMES DOWN LONG LAKE in OCTOBER (1 AM in the morning - Naples, Maine) When unseasonable lake water balm meets you tripping out of Ricks’ Café after midnight you know thos......

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...THE MOST DANGEROUS ROADS i've got the head of a rattle snake on the front end of my hood i've got a chilled clorox drink in my steel-knuckled hand and we're rolling down I-10 across the stre......

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...I write some poems, they're not too deep but my best ideas come when driving or asleep Driving. I often have an out of body chuckle watching the eureka moment of my mind-blowing idea one h......

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...I try to establish strong mental footholds In resemblance to fort knox physical strongholds Through repentance I lost the spiritual blindfold So every sentence I mock material billfolds I seek ......

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... Dry eyes open at counter gambling a quarter at a time, looking up to see beauty out of corner smiling. She says hi, iced up stunned could fathom flight. Sigh slightly, love little known ‘bou......

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...Rancho la Joya stretches out for miles the horses are gone--but not the corrals with a black dog named Boo, who watches it all from late in the evening to every breaking dawn one silver horse i......

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