Interchanges Poems - Poems about Interchanges

...SITTING ON MULTICOLORED CARPET SQUARES LOST IN THOUGHT, BUT THINKING OF NOTHING AND NOONE SO MANY RIVERS HAVE CHANGED IN RANGE OF FLOW UNEXPECTED ARE THE DIRECTIONS THAT THE ROCKS SKIP IT IS THE......

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...Depletion of interchanges and expressions of information thru verbal networking is it the key? Misconceived and lacks freedom of one's expression in many ways of involving oneself often misconceiv......

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...The truthful liar mesmerized no one Even his most fervent followers fell short. We watched his interchanges which seemed crazy, And his bragging and grandiose plans abort. His love seemed wrappe......

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...A NEW YEAR SURPRISE 1.There is a one Who has deleted you. Not at a random But a name after name! You will know him Since he is not calling again. He put your name in the s......

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...highways take a fall when we come around there will never be evidence of resurrection when we run stop signs, there is no caution to any type of wind the next several interchanges reek of broken p......

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...World Christmas And New Year Emergency Prayer P1 I f you think i am crazy when writing this poem, Think again, This is your rescue, believers and non believers, ..........................Ente......

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...there is no other love one is water on the mind of my soul it is never truly magic until created through the work required now here we are....living together but homeless within the dwelling the int......

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...hello to the unknown pretender goodbye to the overexposed defender all my love to the taker, but never the resender all the darkness has sharp edges all the cavities have roadblocks for decorat......

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...A canyon junction west of Soledad and south of Mint (named for purple sage) – this scoured maze of Canyon Country where I rode bareback down arroyos, leaving hoofprints in sand. Today, I’ll......

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