Local Poems - Poems about Local

...They say to be a Christian Can be hardest of the work Put your biases behind you Give your time and never shirk The world can't be as good as you If you think that you are wrong There are peo......Read More

...The moon was big and lit-up, so of course, some local dog was barking like crazy. I got up, it was half past the tic of time and way deeper than any sunken face. I was a little wasted; I ge......Read More

...Max Weyl of Washigton DC still life artist was he He also loved landscape & local.nature did shape......Read More

... The Madonna looked less than amused as she swayed in time to the steps of the six men who carried her aloft down Hart Street towards the river and the waiting fleet. This was no solemn af......Read More

...Long time since I have been to a nightclub they don't let me out at night alone now. I used to be sharp had many friends in low places. I miss the culture, the sweaty maneuvers under hypnotica......Read More

...The work is hot and water trickles in So colliers shed their clothes before starting To wield the pick and win the precious cobs. Pauper children are used, as cheap labour, To crawl in deep dark ......Read More

...rawlin gosneys working fame brought woodworkers daily shame till census taken one morning bacon found his limbs joined to a frame......Read More

...Just a single footlight Just a single chair A solitary figure Sitting comfortably there, Right ankle resting On his left thigh Guitar resting Comfortably high Mouth harp held In its neck st......Read More

...Charlotte was never really enamoured with her mother. So, when the news that she had been bludgeoned 17 times with a baseball bat didn't really faze her. Charlotte was never enamoured with he......Read More

...It all began as normal The fiddler's practice session. Lively rousing tunes Were his prime obsession. A frog leapt suddenly with a croak On the final rise of the bow. " Keep playing! We'll co......Read More

...In class five the studies was going on for local scholarship After exam I was seized by love for a girl thru friendship Second I was in prize but left me alone she went to Dhaka In merit list I wa......Read More

...I took a stroll through Boot Hill Cemetery the other day, To take a look at where outlaws and other rabble lay. Some graves were marked by stones, others by weathered board; Many covered with cair......Read More

... DIALECT recited in an English dialect & by definitio n is best heard than read-please go to the above youtube link here is the words inmy local vernacular English Aye 'ee is fierce and ......Read More

...Artist Fred Cuming often did sketch en plein air he would stretch Into the country to escape painting his local landscape......Read More

...Once upon a time there lived a young girl Who eventually was to grow up inevitably later into a young women And when she did all she ever wanted and dreamed of endlessly then was to have ......Read More