Lumberjacks Poems - Poems about Lumberjacks

...The cheesecake in the bakery I want to devour, dag-gone my crumbling willpower! It's cherry topping so high, makes me want to cry. I walk on past the candy aisle, and gaze at the cereal shelves ......

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...Talented in closing every door and drawer left open by my spouse. Those beastly eyes from childhood; doors and drawers under the bed, too. Talented in tripping and spilling, splashing and cont......

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...Poems for Poets VII Sweenies (or Swine-ies) Among the Nightingales by Michael R. Burch (for the Corseted Ones and the Erratics) Open yourself to words, and if they come, be glad the st......

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...POEMS FOR POETS X US Verse, after Auden by Michael R. Burch “Let the living creature lie, Mortal, guilty, but to me The entirely beautiful.” Verse has small value in our Unisphere, nor i......

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...The lumberjacks were talked into the photo. It is in grayscale of course, this being 1911. Colored photographs were not dreamed of yet. Seventeen lumberjacks were rounded up for the photo. When t......

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...[This little note is a word to the Woke… (that’s people who can’t take a joke). I hereby point out to avoid criminality Murphy and Pat are of no known nationality…] *** Patrick......

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...Can pine cones actually predict how harsh winter will be? If a harsh winter is on the way, pine trees create more pine cones.Thinking if squirrels & birds share their opinion on the coming s......

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...It’s a romanticized picture hanging on my dining room wall, 1907 lumberjacks, one perched atop lumber stacked tall. It’s winter, and they have a sled pulled by two horses, looking bored, twel......

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...Halloween is a scream dressed in orange and black A night of sneaky creeps that rattle and clack Vampires conspire to send midnight bat attacks Witches stirring cauldrons of potent purple snacks ......

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...I’ve heard lots of feminists say we’d be better off without men, they claim that they are just joking, but say it again and again. That we’re all of the world’s problems, that we start all of th......

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... The first train in my city called Bytown, was in 1854 on Christmas day; some off the tracks would stray, and of course, there were many a breakdown. At first the trains were used......

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...Tinnitus tinnitus, innocuous by name, invisible tasteless, sounds pretty lame, Ears hissing, snakes inside my head, Growing louder, causing turmoil in bed, Room’s spinning, feel like getting sic......

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...A BIG BAD WOLF Once upon a rhyme and time, Lived a wily wolf Whose only thought, Was to dine, He looked greedy And lean and a little mad, And his yellow teeth Looked very bad! One day in th......

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...I see it more and more as Fall comes in, the fabric fears not the chill or wind, often brushed and soft, like a blanket’s grasp, and for many years a good one with last. Whether it be Black Watch......

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......He loked at one and he sighed: ”Wished they still made them like that.” I said,”I know at least one remains, if you’re willing to haul a pack.” Nick didn’t seem at all convinced, I said,”Tr......

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