Matching Poems - Poems about Matching

Matching clothing was never my idea I need comfort, cozy and color. I am wearing my favorite pants, zigzag black and white. My multicolored shoes have nine other colors. Green sweatshirt has a giant white shamrock on the front. It’s not St Patrick’s Day I never said it was Matching clothing was never my idea...

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When the reflections don't match the day When the right questions aren't known Its time to put yourself away and be solvent Turning your head to all you deny When you find yourself in shambles needed no where thats when you have to give yourself away You find yourself in shambles Tis the way to put your faith in somebody Turn the handle away from the...

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It's not the pain of the prick it's the pain finding out the truth bringing Justice for the victim...

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Police detectives were working on a cold case file. Debbie had been missing for thirty-two years. They described the charm bracelet she had been wearing. Nanette, a girl one state away got out her charm bracelet. Her father had given it to her on one of his business trips. Scotty dog – check, cheerleader megaphone- check, Christian fish symbol – check,...

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ye that loveth might she love me for then might I rejoice ...

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One summer I bought husband and I shirts that matched. Not one or two, but rather ten or twelve, all thickly thatched. We rode around in them puffed up, as if just hatched. Looking like Tweedle Dee and Dumb, distorted, and insanely batched....

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I learned, real young, when getting dressed – Make sure your clothes are matching. To such advice, back then, not many People were detaching. Some colors clashed with others; Plaids and prints would never click. Though styles have changed, those matching rules Are ones that seemed to stick. Not everybody follows them – You know those certain types Who strut around with polka...

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The packet, had a lovely dress inside; had a unique name. ‘Faith matching Center’, it had the name on it, in big letters. Red, and green threads did weave a dress there, elegantly The name is quite spectacular, it really is, I tried to ponder. Will I see you ever again? Somewhere, someday ? Seeing you should be expected anyhow,...

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two madmen cannot live in same street...

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If I never asked for much then Much would never ask the same of me. But it is late and I am tired. Perhaps tomorrow I can match the Much I ask so much of and in turn the Much will ask much less of me....

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Some one once told me the most valuable thing is a education because it, Something that no one could every take from you, My dad was from New Jersey and my mom is from North Carolina they hook, Up in the 80’s when land was cheap picking vegetables and fruit and dealing with, Hen Eggs in the field...

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(Veterans Day 2009) Side by side, they stood at attention, facing the American flag, former Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Marines. Not one muscle twitched, nor eye blinked as the 3rd Grader stepped to the microphone. "Because of you, I am free," she said. In a clear voice, she continued to express her appreciation and gratitude, for their service to their country, their sacrifice...

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Along with matching bands of gold and the blessings of their Lord, Two hearts begin a journey, their hearts, were destined to unfold. And the blessings of their Lord, will see them through hard times. Their hearts were destined to unfold, entwining as flowers on the vine. Will see them through hard times, the respect they afford each other. Entwining as flowers on the vine, teamwork...

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The beat of my heart Matching the music Fast as can be Like horses stampeding Down a race track But louder I'm surprised he can't Hear it Because I feel like it's louder then a cannon And with him there Right in front of me His body pressed up to mine As we dance in the moonlight Under the stars Late at night With no one else around Out on the...

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