Nona Poems - Poems about Nona

I adore my beautiful Nona giving birth to my father September 14th 1942 this woman from Mason Italy daughter of Masonery family from Rome culture heritage in one woman's journey to America ancestors from Ellis Island I won't mention my grandfather a complete womanizer my Nona family helped my pop while serving in WWII Somewhere...

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I push the tall-legged hard thing next to the water thing, and pick up the blue thing. It’s sticky, and sudsy, and fun. I pour it all on the dishrag on the counter, over the carefully washed bottles, over shiny hard things, and some soft squishy yellow things. Bubbles are coming off the counters...

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Forgetting to forget, the sorrows of time Amongst the trees watch the butterfly fly Oh! to long for that which I have not To not yield when all is distraught. You wish to change fate Whose path so intricate and yet so mundane Like a river, it moves it swirls, angles and in the end, does stop Invisible strings entwined as is...

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Husband pens his love After one year of marriage Proud to be your spouse Partner in deepest spirit Yesterday and tomorrow Blessings of a happy home Irresponsible poet Responsible Nona May Turned it all around Horizons unbound Dancing through the galaxy Astronomical glitter Yearning to be creative Never giving up on you On this very special day Notions of passionate love Anon and henceforth Merrily we sing Astral connectivity You and me both...

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venice seemed a bit moving today i'd wondered over genova's coast hardly a peek over masone's entrance father was beneath himself filled with bitter rage it appeared my fetish for clark's trouser's boosted family morale i'd covered this endless romance several months now keeping watch over my grandmother's crest of identity a sullen logo that read...

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