Lakeshore Poems - Poems about Lakeshore

as I jog down Lakeshore drive I drank hot chocolate as a swan took a dive the water so cold, as old men played chess the ferris wheel spins, blowing off hats and up the rich lady's dress Lakeshore dr you see all for me the white horses, pulling the carriage I'm not home I don't miss my marriage the...

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We suddenly strolled down Lakeshore drive facing Goethe street named after Wolfgang von Goethe famous German poet just at the crosswalk while waving to the hidden Walter Payton nooks wandering steel of recycled metal forming beautiful art found beneath the Gold coast and shorelines of ancient buildings surrounding the Drake hotel while rust erosion casted away sticking...

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the empty bench bids me share its solitude...

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main road small hick town ice cream shop bicycle ride blue lakeshore - alone...

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As I gaze upon the majestic moon, She walks abreast in her silver shoon. To and fro I stroll and see, A sublime glimmer on the teak wood tree. As the tranquil woods were calling me, I sprinted ahead, in a sense of glee. Hither and thither I wandered about, Until a figure was spotted, ghastly and stout. Slowly and softly, forward I...

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as I jogged down lakeshore dr i drank hot chocolate as swan took a dive the water was so cold as old men played chess the ferris wheel spins blowing off hat's and up the rich lady's dress lakeshore dr you see is all for me the white horses pulling the carriage im not home I don't miss...

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Standing by the lakeshore as I smell the scent of rain your face drifts into my mind this evening again each raindrop whispers into my ears your beautiful name and reminds me of the words we shared years ago with them. I remember close eyed you used to listen to their song and with raindrops my fingers would start a...

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Peaceful...surging waves, Softly kiss the edge of land: As the sun beds down....

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