Horseshoes Poems - Poems about Horseshoes

...Picnic tables, dishes labeled, all red, white and blue. Grass in the shade, blankets are laid, keeping babies cool. Cold beer on ice, lemonade's nice, or some sweet tea too. The chicken's fr......Read the rest...

...It was a cool, overcast and windy Sunday afternoon in March 2014. We were about 50 miles from Paris, at my Grandmère’s (grandmother’s) farm. She lives in Paris, but she owns a Château and surrounding......Read the rest...

...Humid and hot Scorching parking lot Longest day, shortest night Light and dark fight Shorts and tank tops Sandals and flip flops Cutting grass Catching bass Beaches and amusement parks......Read the rest...

...rain hitting the asphalt, the cracking concrete, water weaving its way down the overpass. Residents cover up with plastic, a conflagration of yellow light on garbage bags hitting tree tops, branch......Read the rest...

...I remember those Saturdays in the park We picnicked and played the live-long day, As I recall, nothing seemed ominous or stark I remember those Saturdays in the park, Softball, horses......Read the rest...

...i need to stop frowning and epitomizing and sell this Caddy to the Cardinal trying to let it miss your attention won't fly since writing is speech even if somewhat removed or fit only for bouncy ......Read the rest...

...Compared with us, the kids today Too little play and too much weigh. Alone indoors they snack and sit And buttons hit, while we stayed fit. We'd quickly chores and homework do, Then dash th......Read the rest...

...Snapshot Dating The right place The right time Again the day begins with Faint sunshine Over the sleepy villagers Gathered in cities like stooks of corn Stacked against the rainy form o......Read the rest...

...1 Knocked to the Ground There’s no bell, nor stars— just bloody knees. You haven’t thought of heaven or hell, when you cursed the sneeze. 2 Ignoring the Obvious Cause Using a whisk to du......Read the rest...

...SORROWS OF THE WILD GEESE by HUANG E These are my modern English translations of poems by the Chinese poet Huang E (1498–1569), also known as Huang Xiumei. She has been called the most outstanding......Read the rest...

...You'd hear them every morning Like a band of baritones The echoes of the horseshoes Clacking, on the cobblestones Each huckster with a wagon Pulled behind a blindered roan Parading back and for......Read the rest...

...Chinese Poets: English Translations II These are modern English translations of poems by the Chinese poets Tzu Yeh, Lin Huiyin, Xu Zhimo and Huang E. These are poems about love, passion and beauty......Read the rest...

...Suggestions for a great day For my love for his birthday A fun night away Let me know where we’ll stay Or a night on the town Where we act just like clowns A quiet evening dinner Could be th......Read the rest...

...-you should fear the fourth of November because your old butt is sitting on a powder keg after a summer of disease and restriction after a summer boiling over with George the young are holding th......Read the rest...

...Why can't Governments run companies perhaps it's because you have to much power Companies need to able to stand alone they live and die based on their profit We've all watch on as people step i......Read the rest...