Headlight Poems - Poems about Headlight

headlights It is morning on the other side of the bay I see hundreds of cars still driving with headlights on, which means it was dark when drivers drove to work In one of the cars sits a cook only he is called the executive chef because he sign the menu today, he will oversee the lunch  his restaurant has important guests  The cook is...

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I seek the light from your look that i lost at sea ...

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PTSD Like rabbit in the headlight caught I want to move, i know I ought But quicksand stuck, I’m petrified  My body still, arms laid by side Stretched out on mattress, naked, soaked From sweat in which my body’s cloaked My eyes beneath my eyelids twitch  I feel spell bound, as though bewitched  For no amount of effort made Will stop the mighty fusillade  Of flitting...

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There is no right way... there are only wrong ways – there is no Luke-warm love, for love is not a portion nor temperature...not a two-step – but a toward You Step. And we know love when we see it...let it happen~yes, free it! Too often we flee it; failures leave a lasting mark – making us Leary of future spark – once a flame ignited,...

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she looks broken lopsided, uneven, off we look at each other there are shadows an eerie feeling on a country road a motorcycle? a car? truck? alien spaceship? should we stop? I ask my husband as we get a bit closer. he shakes his head no she looks spooky in the dark a single headlight switched off now we both feel there is something ominous about this lopsided, uneven,...

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Stuck In the seams My headlight Beams And I Go on Ever as it seems...

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So silly of you to think you had me trapped into a corner with your endless arguments, an innocent fawn caught in the headlight. Hey, don’t tell me things that I already know for there’s nothing...

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