Newcomers Poems - Poems about Newcomers

...The taste of language is like a pudding with countless varieties, A sense of togetherness, A home away from home. The taste of language reflects the beauty of culture, The pride of our ......

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...An excerpt from my new short story: Contributing factors, however, are deemed as an assortment embracing negativity and were reinforcements for the young idealist. Granted to resonate by the dark ......

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...As newcomers, we arrived, shy and uncertain, Wandering through the corridors, looking for a remedy. To the intense sensation of being a newcomer, Seeking our spot, uncertain about what ac......

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...Silicon city That pulsates, Both day and night, The Tech Capital And the sky, veiled With urban haze And dense, sprawling cityscape. Grey city of its Gridlocked roads Surrounded by Toweri......

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...A Holly Day in May the building is eerily empty today, everybody has gone to the beach, even those in wheelchairs I sit on the verandah in the hope of tanning my scalp looks so white in the bat......

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..."I have been a stranger in a strange land." Bible, Exodus 2:22 [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] Hungry eyes seek substance, food matters naught-- sees the unpleasan......

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...Senile Stork is out of control again He brought a full sized eight-year-old to the newcomers They were irritated to the max Why don’t they retire that old bird? It is not easy getting rid of th......

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...The war is ever-nearer to the boarders of this land Seeping forward through the woods Releasing acrid echoes of doom ahead on energetic tongues of stowaways Lucky to survive their ordeal Here the......

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...In Corn Hollow, Ohio, where the tall corn grows There is a giant corn cob, that everyone local knows. It was fabricated and created by Mrs. Me Ma Mose. Back in the day – it has been featured in ma......

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...Written By: D. Collins 7/1/23 No one can re-write what I can regurgitate. Which is being a Black Man in the United States. <......

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...Skips in a line of Customers To attend to some newcomers; A long good patience running out, A long silent voice to soon shout! "Why aside a guy in need wave" While he does same attention crave......

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...The king was fair but he chose his wives in a haphazard way. Subjects of his kingdom said king would one day “rue the day”. It happened after wife number seven, an awful mean queen. The ones who w......

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...The bargain master peddler man rides into town two times a year. We gather at the road, begging him to come to our house first, “please dear!” He is riding a persnickety particular parenthesis cara......

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...Once the “go to guy” I linger, ever hopeful Of a need to fill. Long for the Tickle Of long grass Crackle of fallen leaves Scent of the garden. I am older my handle slightly splintered my......

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...Three thousand three hundred and thirty-five poetic blooms, Lewis Milton Hankins has in his bouquet, like bright plumes; Each is rich in theme, form, rhyme, rhythm, and figures of speech, In sound......

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