Looked Poems - Poems about Looked

Do you remember when phones had a cord to the wall outlet? Our son was about five years old. We were in a hotel room and he wanted to call daddy. He ran over to the phone and picked it up. As he looked at me with a very puzzled look, he said it has no dial...

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The moment I looked, the world was full of nameless strangers, And on a night when darkness sparkled, tears flowed silently, My eyes caught yours, as if I had found a hidden dream, I wished to sing your beauty with my gaze, a silent melody, I wished to write you with my lips, a story of desire and fire, I...

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I looked at her and she looked at me Our eyes met for a moment or two She felt it and I felt it That moment or two was all we needed...

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I looked into your golden eyes and was left astonished, Transfixed, trying to drink in more of their deep beauty, Your intimate gaze pierced through me, and, oh God, I was dizzy, Their sunlit brilliance, with streaks of green and gold confetti, A beauty that consumes me, in love, in ecstasy, under your spell, Over my senses, you were like...

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The way that you looked at me scared me. I couldn’t trust myself to look at you the way you looked at me. I couldn’t trust myself to trust someone. I looked away. I felt your gaze graze my cheek. I couldn’t trust myself to look at you the way you looked at me. I couldn’t trust myself to trust...

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To say this is man sometimes akin to citing example or what art thou we want to shed more light or extend to a kind of limit. Once we admit the duty and responsibility or find no way to escape, then...

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I looked in America’s mirror tonight What I saw was only left or right Reflecting a nation irreparably divided With no desire to again be united I longed for a touch, just a...

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i once looked up to you a child only seees things through inocent eyes i looked up to you even afer what you did to the woman i was a reflection of i looked up to you even after the bars closed where youd rest your head i looked up to you when for some reason i had to walk...

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Since I am a kid, I stole some carottes in kindergarten, or just was being rude. I didn't really know what how what is. I am just thankful, I never broke down but ripped off my fingernail....

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You twins have never looked better, said with contention. Fred and Ted, dressed in tutus, trying for attention. Their mother was the only one slightly a teensy bit amused. Their homophobic father exploded, setting off his brain fuse....

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(Poem in honour of the ancient Christian named "Alexamenos" who was mocked with Christ and named in the "Alexamenos graffito" in Rome) A man who looked up high towards the blood-soaked cross of earthly strife Lovingly devout to Christ, Christ who became the tree of knowledge and life Even though he was mocked as a donkey, you saw...

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Three little old ladies came to Chester’s door He did not know it but he had met them all before. One had lived with him and took care of his children four. Another he had been engaged too, but jilted with the girl next door. The girl next door was the last one to arrive, she was holding out...

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She was wearing a cabbage frock and a cabbage hat It was so verdant green yet she looked quite phat I think the orange carrot necklace was the deal That made her look pretty today next to the wagon wheel....

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I looked for you You weren’t there I looked for you And you weren’t there I looked back at what started at me Instantly Panic consumed me I looked all over that room for me In drawers, closets and even under bedsheets Retracing my steps I went back Back through my puberty I see the you in me But who am I truthfully My truth keeps eluding...

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That tiny infant you held in your outsized hand gently held your arm as you stumble-walked down the block for a bit of fresh air, and when you turned toward him, you looked up to him, as if to a father figure... Long ago, you showed...

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