Guards Poems - Poems about Guards

Here do I stand straight and strong at my post Aiming to protect my mere mortal host So statuesque yes but still as a ghost To be called upon when I'm needed most Now do I vow by my own admission Honored to serve this noble tradition The many before in this position I salute you now for you decision...

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PRESERVE RELUSH- Choose Wisely your What Guards Your Heart for We are Products of our Environment The rain mine tears, earthen grounds lusted flesh I am that I am a light I am that I am in His sight Created soul I so shine ever bright Terrain grounds fervent rains swollen trees Non disant I am that I...

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There is an old hag that guards the way, she’s a witch, I think. This was told to me by a child with large eyes and cheeks so pink I wanted to climb up those stairs to the haunted mansion anyway. So, I ignored her warnings at the end of this Halloween day. The black cat I met at...

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Medicine Woman resposes at the top of the summit surveying her village, protecting her tribe a brave’s job, her mother scolded her Medicine Woman scoffs, keeping a sharp eye out...

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crystal, clear, blue skies grace ermine laden birch trees… silent, bowed sentries...

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Tiger’s head raises up quickly. What was that noise? His lady is sleeping, and he wants quiet in the castle. A young page whispers a shaky apology and scampers off. He did not realize that tiger was in the throne room. The princess stirred but briefly. Tiger held his breath. He was guarding her and her child, an awesome responsibility. Given...

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"The Colour Guards" Heaven came close to me today I flirted with the idea of it outrageously The Colour Guard kept changing The metaphysical poet spoke automatic its message through me it visualised some kind of new Nirvana shining through electric spectral colours held aloft by the containment emeralds the ghost writer enticing me to tear from the limb most high the gilded eye...

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Each petal, leaf, each vein, each thorn, not any one the same, Stand tall in there duty protecting Their tillage from the dark winged shadows circling the sky's mains The wind slightly changes and they sway so waiting on the rain. Each is there own colour with shades all with different names. Same race, different names, different colours ,...

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You are not guardians, but simply guards. Who turned our memories into shards. You do not provide respite. Only spite. Unlike the ones on the other end of the line. Who carried us through, just fine. Until you decided- That we are doomed to be divided. Society does not deserve us. Our families- they trust. That...

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The paper that Guards The newspaper I read in the morning was rather tame, irate lemmings in Norway cheeky monkeys in Thailand and deforestation that is not as bad as we imagined, there will always be a tree somewhere in a park. A sour written article that was supposed to be witty about Trumps last days, showed ill...

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M-My first church was Methodist E-Episcopal, by way of African-American experiences, T-That I may overcome African apartheid, white then black, H-How far the LORD has brought me, for Jesus' Heart O-Overflowing with forgiveness, understanding, fearless-favor D-Day by day, I seek to love Him, not idly but in hour upon hour I-Interceding for others, saved and unsaved, both other & a brother S-Selfish...

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They can be any age, mindless parents, are scolded, almost every day. 2019 September 17...

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dainty garden elf plotting the tomato growth wating patiently butterfly stops by a pretty flit and flutter checking on progress our bee takes a whiff and promptly buzzes off not liking this scent green grasshopper lands takes enormous breath and sighs garden elf happy...

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A muscular good-looking prince was in love with a princess so fine, But he accidentally died on a hidden chicken bone, when he dined. He accidentally wayfared himself to the bowels of he**, in the back. Where the meanest devils wanted to eat him as a holiday snack. “He’s in the wrong place,” the hot-as-Hades jury man yelled in...

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Scotch pine guards solemnly keep forest secrets Walking steadily in the cold wet stuff, we marvel At the beauty of Mother Sun shining above pine guards. Sunlit glory protecting mystical, magical forest nuances. With her full force dazzling light. Keeping us in awe Revealing nothing, hiding her owls, foxes, and deer. Keeping us safe from them and them from us....

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