Leftover Poems - Poems about Leftover

... It's not always easy to untighten a jar. But for years, changing the oil in my car Was like taking candy from a baby. Or like showing respect to a lady. But don't take 'easy' for granted, ......Read the rest...

...May God bless you all time around Alike the love-owned leftover redundant Creating the consciousness of conscience And growing the powerful confidence If you are specialized by love and ind......Read the rest...

...If I have to talk about love I don't think I will be able to As I don't believe I have fallen in love yet The powerful, all-devouring and most importantly requited kind The warm hugs, la......Read the rest...

...Life is full of chance Don't be end at leftover Care to check first glance.......Read the rest...

... They say Maestro, but standing ovations leave me cold like leftover spaghetti too long in the fridge then thrown out with the trash, where all useless things end up leaving only empty containe......Read the rest...

...It only hurts until you cry. The slammed door quietens, your baby eyes grow old, in the dark, where no one sees or cares. "Life!" She said, "You blink and it's still there, waiting for your ......Read the rest...

... Quilt handmade Quilt tattered Tattered edges Tattered cloth Cloth that's leftover Cloth a reminder Reminder of dresses Reminder of handmade Handmade dresses Handmade with love ......Read the rest...

... seventeen years we went before I knew your friends names you barely know now and you kept them absent from me as you keep yourself still, so leave stay cradle-tucked away as a soothing, sour ......Read the rest...

...An Ash tree tumbled down last winter, it is only a wooden effigy now, branched still, limbs askew, leftover as a lingering image of one hour of violence. It was a head-storm, it got into the......Read the rest...

... A curled-dry orange peel, all that stands against gray dark lips of gaping hole, whose eye can steal your form, or lift your full bankroll. A curled-dry orange peel, hanging pith on the ......Read the rest...

...Lesson one: Do what you can wile you can. Lesson Two: Wherever possible avoid being the one who states the obvious. Lesson Three: Do not give too much away for free. Lesson Four: Avoid ......Read the rest...

...Progress seems proudly perched on flyovers, Sold on many a toll-dotted speedways. Each, pylon-pecked, on hinterland hovers, And not on friendly crisscrossing highways. They slyly gloat over......Read the rest...

...Every step feels like a hurricane or twister, and it’s not child’s play I keep letting go of the notebook, guess it’s time to review the frames You can never walk on water if you don’t first crawl ......Read the rest...

...I got Giddy Ma's cookbook to find a user-friendly recipe Because I was inclined to make a deep-dish apple pie Pastry baking is not my bailiwick, so I ask for immunity I want to be honest; there's ......Read the rest...

... *I normally don't like notes with poems but, a couple of things: I thought it would be interesting to capture the moment of Jesus' execution from the viewpoint of a non-believer. in addition, I wro......Read the rest...