Howe Poems - Poems about Howe

...footnotes im tryina finish another 20 page chapbook this is the first part of 2 of what i got so far because its too long for 1 then sneak is thin an inch is in transition is trinsition ......Read More

...There's no green shoots to our romance she liked Numan I liked Howe I feel alone now when she planned to leave the sit so aptly All she had our meeting down to was a chat when I gave my bes......Read More

...These are the best sports poems by Michael R. Burch, Part III For Jack Nicklaus, at the 1987 Open by Michael R. Burch When you were young every putt was makeable and every dream remarkable; ......Read More

...Duncan was a young British soldier, new recruit at fifteen years of age, a good lad who followed his orders, he was a fifer who liked to play, his tunes directed men in the field, the Blackwatch......Read More

...A RECIPE FOR FUN Author: Dennis Howe February 2001 Take ten seasoned ball players and throw in a large pinch of leather and aluminum. Put the mix on a dirt field in the shape of a diamond an......Read More

...Stones A stone will play inside my brain to help capture a New York mile; roll up those sleeves treasure among the pier Billy toast the mall shadows nestled above the snow Bury me below the ......Read More

...All things good and va-a-aluable, all progress great and small, all folks small and ma-a-alleable, the Dark Lord ate them all. Defied the constitu-u-ution launched media attac......Read More

...eerie earth whooshing punctured pride pulsing smirking over corpse damping drooling draws rustic rally rising ginormous gaunt growling salient sydney scrunching flowing yell fostering fiddl......Read More

...Ever wonder where big ideas come from? Memories of FDR from newsreel clips - a lion-headed striking man with rakish grin, jaw jutting proudly, signature cigarette holder clenched in his tee......Read More

...Back in seventeen seventy-seven, British general John Burgoyne faced hard times, despite winning at Hubbardton, and Fort Anne, supplies were getting very hard to find. When word came that Gener......Read More

...To know just where your're going You must know where you've been You must respect the history The things others have seen It's true in all things relative Be it music, sports or life ......Read More

...You know that summertime is gone when a chill is in the air when snow is in the forecast and hockey sticks appear when kids with toques and earmuffs show up on every street stick-ha......Read More

...Howe great are your lofty peaks, amongst hillocks traced Free from foes and frauds , ink my ridges with love and freehand Ones tail whips round between valleys deep, creating a landscape, a mig......Read More

...It's the Motor City Motor Capital of the World Fordtown Motown Hockeytown It's lying in shards Like olden Rome Love among the ruins With an abrasive outside layer Of exhaust looks and ......Read More

...Never set foot on the sour howe just a Capple tha......Read More