Mackintosh Poems - Poems about Mackintosh

...Charles&Margaret  husband&wife led an active artistic life Together made many a design of floral motifs so fine ......

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...The sun was burning hot this morn, but then it poured with rain, I dashed inside and found a mac... the sun came out again! * mac - short for Mackintosh (raincoat)......

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...Charles Ennie MacIntosh architect artist designer oh my gosh Art secessionist&Nouveau his versatility still on show......

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...Charles Rennie Macintosh as an architect was at a loss So spent time painting garden flowers* in off-beat colours for hours&hours *https://www.wikiart.org/en/charles-rennie-mackintosh/flowers......

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...Mackintosh had a magnetic sister who's eyes were green Kryptonite. At age ten seductive Loke (he of the windmill eyes), set forest fires where no fuel burned, tormented nerves to abuse skin. ......

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..."Winter Rain" The Lady in the grey mackintosh stands stark and somber in the cold, grey winter rain. Her body is stiff and still as she waits calmly for the last bus to arrive. She is holdi......

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...Of Tears And Brolly Funny how sad raindrops feel, Weather as mad as a glockenspiel, Tinkling on our skin like an overture To the sopping grin of a cloud, demure. ......

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...Rain Is For Others The village green And its linen fellows Bask in summer's Dappled yellows, Bowling leather Onto linseed willows Beneath the fluffy Cotton pillows. Children ......

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...Everytime you discover a new black hole; someone crosses the border and starts crying. Thread weaved in and out of tapestry. You were nailed to the wall, which never had any doors. Wh......

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...Inchcape bitter irony in this verse, inflict on self the inchcape curse, when ralphy approached the rock, without his mackintosh, he'd cut the bell rope first, later was defrocked, and d......

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...There was an old hooker named Black, She turned the air blue in Iraq, In stilettos of ink And her curlers of pink, She flashed in her apricot mac.* *Mackintosh (raincoat) For Lisa’s Tickle me Pink ......

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...Would not stay put with tether cut, would leave its corrugated hut to feed on berries and the nut ; all mackintosh with string waist, split boot on the open road, worn leather from the tarmac's ......

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