High Tea Poems - Poems about High Tea

Two giraffes sought afternoon tea An open window they both see There is nothing finer Than using fine china The bonus is their meal was free! ...

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My heart cartwheeled Inbound, Like the white stag in a fairy tale long, long ago And for a moment in time It was swept into a sea of grief Like a duckling in the king tide Then further I went, tumbling now, Down, down, Into the rabbit hole, Where Alice held high tea, Her blue dress faded, From...

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ABRAHAM, SOLOMON AND YOU If there were an entrance fee to get into Heaven how much would you pay? And let me tell you brother, it won’t help you now to pray So you get to Heaven with 56,000 bucks and St. Peter looks at you in scorn Sorry sir, but The minimum cover charge is the life...

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As the clouds bring darkness nearer and the day draws in I’ll wait for you as promised Under the ark of love Where I’ll set you a tray of your warm tea nectar On a table – clothed for my prince Enticing to soothe away those quarrels passed between us Flickering candle light dances Moody shadows melting Temptation’s lure Will wrestle away all trace...

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When he reached in his pocket; he found only a locket; It was a heart all shinning in gold Inside were inscriptions; of love type depictions; Of a love that would never grow old. In his heart was a thump; in his throat was a lump; And the water did flow from his eyes. It was over but yet; he could...

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