Mildred Poems - Poems about Mildred

Mildred 1. Like the flick of a brush to a canvas, her world was tainted by his love. Barely psychotic. Led by the armor he wore, she rose like a phoenix. It was fierce and unapologetic. His crooked smile and throaty laugh lulled her in, a...

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Loving Day When Richard and Mildred fell in love, their fate was decided by a judge. For he was white and she was black, their marriage broke Virginia's Integrity Act. Forced to move to Washington DC, they opposed the ruling in 1963. In 1967, a supreme court ruled that Richard and Mildred Loving could live together, as an interracial married couple in their...

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Here lie the remains of Mildred McBreck She perished in a horrible car wreck Seems her breaks failed on a curve Sending her into an uncontrollable swerve And that was the last of Mildred McBreck Written June 23, 2022...

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Mildred fled when Joe asked her if she would let him see 'below' for a fee. As she shot to a run though, thread caught and unspun... So instead, Joe got showed it for free!...

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I wish I had just one more day, to say the things I wish to say. To walk along behind your wheelchair; How you could out run me just wasn’t fair. Have our morning coffee; sit and chat, once again call you an old senile bat. Millie, I always admired your will to fight. Talking with you made everything all right. Funny how...

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