Haggled Poems - Poems about Haggled

...To be truly free one must unshackle themselves. First the hand shackles followed by leg shackles. Feel them in turn flying open and free. Now try flapping your arms feel yourself leaving the ground ......Read the rest...

...Lay down noiselessly, as long as you stay still and breathe lightly, then they will ignore you. You can smile under your eyelids, you can pretend that they have legs and wear business suits. ......Read the rest...

...victorian canal life - the reality (a true tale from from my maternal heritage ) We left our abode in old Cowfair haggled a price for an old shire mare Onto the landlord's......Read the rest...

...A black powder 1868 colt revolver. Dad’s rusty Buck knife. A few old Zippo lighters. Ivory figurines haggled over with an illicit trader in Shanghai, same for a two hundred year old silk rug n......Read the rest...

...New city street With the wink of an eye and a shuffle of feet We wandered about down a new city street Where vendors wore blue with a tangerine sash In hopes to look good with n......Read the rest...

...We left our abode in old Cowfair haggled a price for an old shire mare Onto the landlord's canal boat lock stock and barrel for a life afloat farewell to our ......Read the rest...

...Let me say the earth with stones, never at times to agree to bow, if he be haggled to loss wow hints, let nature pass and winds to follow, the lied down rules, the stary ways and most, these law......Read the rest...

...For years and years I’ve told my friends, and every family member, “Take your time deciding what you choose to throw away.” And when I think of all the things I’ve foolishly discarded, and now have......Read the rest...

...I generally mean mine mien mental state moost occasions heavily marinated stupor long established as external trait psychologically time tested trooper impossible mission to kickstart sanity dop......Read the rest...

...SHIFTING SANDS On this land of burning sands, and hot hazy skies Merchants bringing their treasures and best wines Arabs traveling the flats as with their salt supplies As caravans; of camels l......Read the rest...

...We had cried to the scorching sun An expression of youthful forlorn An orchestration to air our needs Peaceful but firm were our deeds Alas! the heralds of her arrival Our mother ! A hope b......Read the rest...

...Met her first Where The meadow stopped Behind the mountains Benched on the buffalo's back A cowherd Played a riverine tune Where The bow-shaped river Flowed north The white yachts......Read the rest...

...This is the song of my homeland, with its old new feel A country unique and wonderful, the Land of Israel A land that is dry, hot and sunny A land of riches, of milk and honey A land of a......Read the rest...

...She was going, going, going Going for a song When I heard that engine running I knew she was the one Well how could I resist her She was sweeter than a song The price was right, she was goi......Read the rest...

...I need nothing But the red setting sun And to rest easy in the palm of night With the prairie’s cool arms around me. I came in on dirty horse hooves And lonely cowboys’ hats, Blown far away f......Read the rest...