Mimi Poems - Poems about Mimi

O to be a poet! What must I do? Need special rhymes I pursue… perhaps elegant forms transcending more common, like Midas touch words golden~ a poet’s Mammon! O when will an artist get honored due – afford even a stove without a hand operated flue; companion after companion in wraps, out the door, shouting, a chilling~ I love you...but I’m Through! Unable to fill her...

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Mimi is my fond, constant companion, my nearest and dearest loyal friend, Mimi makes golden, precious days brighter, like orange sun that never ends. Mimi has the rare gift for loving, that causes one to respond in like fashion, For if you knew her, you'd love her too, as jade nature loves to distraction. On Pear Street, people ofttimes...

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A rainy Sunday afternoon Cold and gray, yet I'm immune For sitting here right next to me Natural beauty in human form A roaring fire, a cup of tea In woolen socks, my heart is warm There's no place else I'd rather be Blissfully oblivious to any storm A rainy Sunday afternoon Cold and gray, yet I'm immune On the stove a pot...

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Mimi McFudge was her name, and she wanted a tree that would really make her Christmas glow so, she cut one herself and decked it from head to toe but when it started prancing with bells and whistles too it began to talk like a chatterbox, it knew just what to do! When bedtime rolled around...

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La Boheme Series Haiku — Mimi Dies songs call love ~ bread with wine beg warmth ~ too late come some chances granted —————————————————————— ———— (c)sally young eslinger 6/2022 Thanks be to God With hugs, dear Puccini...

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Mimi ni mweusi- na nimepata- Nilipata haki ya kuishi I'm BLACK and I've got a right to live part 2 Mimi ni mweusi, na nimepata. Nilipata haki ya kuishi I'm BLACK, and I've got. I got a right to live. I got a right to live. I got a lot to give. To these Ununited States. To whom most peoples are misrepresentative. Mimi...

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Mimi ninastahili-I AM WORTHY Mimi ninastahili kwanini unaniangalia Mimi ndiye Sijakufanya chochote Mimi ndiye Kwa hivyo kupendeza, bado unaniogopa Angalia ndani yako mwenyewe Mimi ninastahili why you look at me I am He Mimi ninastahili I've done nothing to you I am He Mimi ninastahili So endearing, yet still you're fearing me Look inside yourself Mimi ninastahili I Am worthy 7/10/20 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©...

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Of childhood, a little story, Mimi, fluffy dog, toy glory, She lost an eye, tail wagged off, Rubbed fur, not so toff, But so well loved, I say, Wish I still had her today!...

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The quintessence of womanhood, Mimi Sue makes me drool. Exquisite, an angel, a champion of femininity, my jewel. A peach, a beauty, a gem, my ideal mate. I smiled at my brother, he had at last met his fate. I expected to see Rita Hayworth get out of his car. My husband was thinking Jennifer Anniston, his favorite star. Well at...

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Mimi Kanawa lives on A sore thumb in the rain Creditor she preferred A debtor she stood like a trout to bait Hunger swallowed her so But death stung her not Being a hard row to hoe. Mimi Kanawa made a parting with the road That was so well made The price overtook her Repeatedly on this road Though nothing lasts forever Her gaze will always reign For...

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Mimi and Mary T. By M P Walsh It was 25 December, And a snug-warm Christmas day. The temp was over 50, The weather: bright, not gray. But a sadness on this Sunday fair Perplexed me...what was wrong? As I left the cape with Judy, Our intention?...visit mom. It took two hours to get there, In our Chevy cavalier; Worcester, Mass., 3 Veterans Ave, We parked around the rear. Mom’s...

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Kuwakomboa Mimi bwana Kuwakomboa Mimi Mungu Redeem me Lord Redeem me God This is my sincere prayer, my prayer; Hii ni maombi yangu ya dhati; This is my, this is my sincere prayer; Hii ni maombi yangu ya dhati; Redeem me Lord I need redemption Lord, save me I need redemption...

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Tainted kisses, silent misgivings, frantic limbs and souls struggling against a deep freeze, always trying to reach for some sort of safety in the midst of emotional squalor. I remember you, trying to cut the tie with no clear cut ending, that was a long time ago, but for what it’s worth, when I close my eyes, I can still see, your eyes, searching mine, for an answer that could never be....

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Sweet little Mimi ran, up and down, Here and there round and round, Pink color ribbons, lacy frock, "Mamma, mamma see my doll, She calls me mamma when she plays, I hold her hands like you do always". "Mamma, mamma see her sing, The way you do when I sleep". Sweet little mimi swaying about, My little princess playing with her doll. "Mamma, mamma hear...

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A small study lamb, a tea cup with sharpened lead pencils (number two), polished wooden panels: walls dressed in masks (African vodun mugs). An old stone fireplace with portrait of a colored girl dancing above stained hardwood mantel. Mimi, with a mind as dull as the room, hung her thoughts out for scrutiny. Shadows waltz in the faint...

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