Morrows Poems - Poems about Morrows

Silent nights and silent days Silver pines of yesterday Still-celebrating reprise of rosy cheeks and snowy heights of treetop angels and brilliant lights Glowing bulbs and flying sleds Destiny in dreamy beds for morrow’s Christmas is presenting and unwrapping Springtide memories are clapping...

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Then what's tomorrow That I am without you to scramble through a day That you are gone What for tonight Might I might Find you That I might meet you For us to carry on In the world Where we are neither Complicated by such Trust Until then when I might Meet you I'll be alone Until it's us Then when we Should cum together Might we look to The morrow days Should we speak Kind of...

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Where Dawn's First Rays Meet The Bright Of Morrows Where dawn's first rays meet the bright of morrows mother earth and sun's massive power meets. Days promise oft erase night's great sorrows as Nature and man wake and rise to greet. Streams, fields and bright meadows stir to inspire sons of men, their imaginative ways. Mere wild brutes before blessed gift of...

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men & women looking at the hills seas, mounts, vales green forests of city-lines & the blue rives & dives - are these the treasures of crocodile shells everywhere life looks like smooth shadows in a mirror of morrows mauled in today's kisses or some tiny egg-shells smashed in hasty disgust of the disjointed hours....

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Want no mourning morrows No running lakes by the falls Want no laughing sorrow No empty standing by the walls Don't lock my door of morrows Don't stretch your hands, where i can not touch Don't shake your head, i'm no lost Don't leave me on a lonely walk I'm tears for rain to come A drying flower for joy to come I'm your dream...

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