Maddie Poems - Poems about Maddie

Meddlesome Maddie liked to invade and intrude A busybody with plenty of well-earned solitude She tried to stick her spoon in her new neighbor’s biz. He stopped her right away, and he was no kind of wiz....

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Maddie a little girl of eight, l dreamed of helicopters She drew three of them in pictures for her grandmother Her grandma wondered about it, but kept them on her refrigerator Maddie and her parents were in a car wreck on the freeway. Maddie was airlifted out by a medivac helicopter. Grandma heard the helicopter as it flew over her...

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Uncle Wilbur said Maddie was old-fashioned. I was thinking 50’s or 60’s He meant a throwback to the seventies. I had not met anyone this calm since life before Woodstock. Maddie had glazed eyes, there was a smell of patchouli. She was blowing slow easy smoke rings. Her blonde hair was fashioned into messy dreadlocks Her casual cotton sundress reminded me of...

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A sweet young thing named Maddie Found her a rich sugar daddy. "He's lousy in bed, But after he's dead I get his solid gold Caddie."...

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Wade through the lake’s water so shallow, A woman & a man hands entwined like a gallow. Wade did she, Wade did he. Above their necks the furious waters rose, Trod they together steps softly with no morose, Spellbound they moved without a care, Deeper and deeper where no one would dare! Trod they, further unto the middle they reached, Realized she, now an...

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All by myself, alone, I softly chant your name, Own up for our defunct weeping bond and I take the blame. It was our love very pure and not lusty lure, Unsure, kaput and insecure I thirstily quest for love’s cure…… Will not otieously shed another vainful tear But in earnest long for you my Dear to be near. Messed...

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Wade through the lake’s water so shallow, A woman & a man hands entwined like a gallow. Wade did she, Wade did he. Above their necks the furious waters rose, Trod they together steps softly with no morose, Spellbound they moved without a care, Deeper and deeper where no one would dare. Trod they further unto the middle they reached, Realized she now an...

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