Lilah Poems - Poems about Lilah

...ng to pluck the last rays of twilight! Can I lure my darling lamb inside with luscious lemon pie? Let me bathe you, Lilah. Later, the night shall surely creep. Lay your sleepy head, Love, on the pillow; listen as I sing a lilting melo......Read More

...this word I think sings! It comes from the Bible; a woman of fame had a bit longer form of this beautiful name. Delilah – in Hebrew and Arabic too - a name most delightful has been shortened to LILAH! This simple name rolls off the ......Read More

...me of Thrones can break some bones With shrieks and groans and sexy moans But none can compare With My Lady Fair D. Lilah Jones' erotic zones!......Read More

...ous dirt paths meander past the beautiful green of well-tended grass. Where a lilac bush graces one secluded spot, Lilah stands alone before her husband’s tombstone. The newness of its polished marble reflects the newness of the youn......Read More

...The Field Fairy blows a honey gold mist Over flowers that bud in a crowd. By Edlynn Nau © December 5, 2018 (For Lilah Hanlan on her first birthday)......Read More

...Lithesome fingers trailed along the ukulele’s frets as Lilah played her dulcet lullabies. Swaddled in a blanket, smiling, lay her little lad, looking up at her with large b......Read More

...rds I feel your innocence Light of your halo and wind of your wings You bravely face everything that life brings For Lilah.......Read More

...s when first I spied the lady with a sweet child’s face who peeked at me from bushes that she stood beside, alluring Lilah, beaming, apple-cheeked! And so it was that more and more I found myself among the lilacs in that place where......Read More

...Baila, Lilah; move your thing. Ragtime; Turkey Trot! Magic step into the Swing. Show us ALL you’ve got. Boogie Woogie; Li......Read More

...(a swap quatrain rhyme) She likes to nip; she likes to lick. My foot might get a little prick. I’ll see it’s her. ......Read More

... I set her on the floor. Two eyes, like bright periwinkle blooms, peered out from a brown masked- bandit face. Lilah, our Blue Calico, warily approached this strange intruder. And I looked on, unsure how they’d react; then Lilah hi......Read More