Welcome Home Poems

green and white sign
"Welcome to Colorful Colorado" 
greets my eyes
as Mt Blanca rises 
smooth and elegant 
as a wedding cake
draped with fondant
late April snow coated
majestic...

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Thank you, Mother Moon 
For this gift, I get to swoon 
From the darkside of the moon
While singing you a tune 
No matter what the...

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When I'm lost and alone, there's a place I can go
Where my derelict condition just does not show
Like a security blanket, or warm woolly throw
Comforted...

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A million stars shine,
as I stroll this black dirt lane,
they welcome me home.
...

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As a kid I had three bunnies,
they were free I paid no moneys.
It was Easter time,
I had won them and they were all mine.
I had...

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mother spat 
theres too much chat 
inside playing ball
swinging  the bat 
childrren scurried 
nervously sat 
why do you bicker
behave like a brat
your fathers the...

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Home is the place your soul can dance
To be yourself and take a stance
In safety, freedom and peace
A place you're welcome to release
To make it...

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Quote By Poet "The pen is the tongue for many writers."

Welcome to the new twenty-four,
I am laughing on the floor.
Pen you need to change,
tongue you...

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It aches me to see
The different dynamics.
How other families work.

Watching a friend
Speak openly
Into the space around them,
For everyone to hear.
Their usual calm
A bubblying excitement.

It aches...

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I've been kissed by ghosts a thousand times
searching for people hidden
an aged magazine
filled in voices of shadows 
blind fingers
chaotically touching the third eye
retain silence
screaming my...

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The sun starts it's day peeking over the blue horizon, 
bright lights will shine on the blue sea. 
What a way to welcome another a...

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Why can't people let me be
So I can raise my family
In the way that I see fit
I don't like being told one bit
How I am...

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by Max Burchett

Been so long,
You have been gone.
Missing you, so wrote this song.
Welcome back home.

I know you had to go.
What you had to do.
Now it...

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When I met the tall and amiable Vietnam War veteran,
my shyness showed,
yet, my throat dried and tightened when he softly
spoke the words, "The war never...

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