Hailing Poems - Poems about Hailing

HAILING MARY (A Haiku Quintet) Gardening Mary... Her fruit of love blossoming... The Christ child is born... Her Rose of Love, born: Crucified stem…petals of resurrection; Gracefully scenting:- Gardener’s womb flows… Her ripe fruit of love is here… Let’s cistern it’s fruit… It...

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Art Deco with her thin women Pointed noses Uppity attitudes Elegant manner of dress Art Deco with her square jaws Curly ques made just so Her flapper fringes rivaling her outrageous hemlines Art Deco with her ultra-modern ways so shocking in the forties when we listened to our shows on the radio without seeing visuals...

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Hailing from Spindale By Franklin Price 9/17/2019 Hailing you from Spindale That was once a textile town Now the factories are empty Many of them torn down No longer do the workers Move the fabric through the loom Their jobs are in some foreign land Where lower wages spelled the doom All to raise the value of the stock And to benefit the rich Transportation is...

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How I'll miss city life, hail taxis day or night, hazardously they drive, hope I arrive alive, hear all the traffic noise, horns tooting full of scorn, harsh looks are all around, hang on your country bound. 2-18-17...

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i was like a loner stood on this corner hands high waveing to sky they all pass me by this is know lie i was decuss in pain HAILING A CAB IN THE RAIN...

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its ture black step back if white your right thats wrong we all belong as you hail you seen to fail and its gets hard when cab HAILING IS A RACE CARD...

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i stood did it was understood tho i hope i couldn't to get them to stop it was a in my block they move around i felt let down so i went back to my lab felt rejected trying to HAILING A CAB...

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