Halfway Poems - Poems about Halfway

A city block vendor chimes pleasantries prouder than Muzak or an unseen crow in the background elevating alarm clock music in the caws uncredited and angrily growing louder. A walkway narrows between the vendor and a building. I teeter between both as I pass by her grill parked beside the vape shop. A blistering warmth whitens piled pink hotdogs and tickles my...

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Halfway Closing a Chapter Here's to all the beauties yet lived and had My rain in the drought and my sun in the rain Saying goodbye to a past so amazingly manifested, 'Goodbye to a life beautifully captured Moments hardly erased and, A nolstagic record of all things delight I heard my heart break from my back being turned against. A smile seems...

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Here we are, halfway through November What happened to July, August and September Looking forward to the ‘big three holidays’ Who remembers July 4th’s barbecue blaze Sweltering summer long forgotten ...

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They were sweethearts from childhood Someday wed was understood Clashing goals drove them apart Now, there’s no path to their hearts Lovely in her wedding dress At the altar, vows professed Bound ever to another What might have been was over Halfway the path to a heart Another must share that mark Where true love’s most skillful art Molds “Until death do us part” At halfway mark...

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Since leaving Banff we’ve driven 1200 miles (as a nod to Deborah’s dad we drive only during the day!) and we’ve stopped for the night in 6 different spots along the way. So after driving 260 miles today…we were happy…that’s the truth! to be spending the next two nights in a hotel in Duluth. Today, just like the other...

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midwinter sun car windows rolled halfway down ...

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We're halfway between the Earth and the Moon Riding the sky in a hot air balloon All through the day and well into the night Me and my gal on a romantic flight Floating aloft on an Easterly breeze A vantage point over deep salty seas The two of us engulfed in such pleasure An experience beyond all measure On this voyage is...

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Oh, lovely month of my birth, Showering so much delight! Your colorful canvas on earth Are trees with fiery leaves so bright, Heavy rain of confetti keeps falling in my sight....

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orange sherbet sun ...

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Most dissolve or become shrines you visit in old age. Others linger, unresolved, and can sit there in memory for years until what is missing comes creeping back or starts the replay of a moment you paused long ago, now let to run its full length even if a lifetime late. There are others that remain always in between, stuck halfway like a stone cast into...

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Feed our love, Let it blossom, Feed our love, Fan its embers. A garden of purple beauties is my delight, A radiant and clear sky is my desire, A night sheet embellished with dazzling lights is my longing. A fluttering of colourful wings is my joy. Nurturing my confidence is your warm smile, A softer life was our beginning, Chauffeuring my day...

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November descends delicately, crisp, crimson-gold landing languidly midway between 'Shall I compare thee to a summer's day' and 'Now is the winter of our discontent' - ...

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I found a comb in my pocket there ~ Now I just need to find some hair...

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Told my girlfriend ‘I’m halfway there’ She figured I was thirty-five… After she’d done up and married me I told her I’ve one foot in the grave ...

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He climbed the hill of coupling with gladness that love could bring but had no happy ending. Note: This form is called Diona, a traditional short Filipino poem which is only a tercet, having 7 syllables in each line, and aaa rhyming scheme....

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