Olds Poems - Poems about Olds

...The 1970 Four-Four Two Oldsmobile was a spectacular beauty I still like her today; she was owned by Mr. McPueuty. He shined her up so often, her sheen was something to see. He gave me a ride once ......Read the rest...

...What is a land line? I asked twenty-seven third graders. None of them knew, it was an antiquated term in 2022. I told them that if they had phones that stayed in one spot… That is a landline, we u......Read the rest...

...Youth is a deep, colorful green as part of the most verdant life. Youth is a period of one's span of TIME. In the U.S., ......Read the rest...

...From the beginning of a new year right to the very end of it, there's something that brings people together in ways that makes our world all that much better. Something that's been going on ever sinc......Read the rest...

...Dais 88 here in Olds. The new" Envision" is more than a concept it is the guiding light to tomorrow. those better days to come. "We have our thing together!" the Cardiff kast, a concept of ......Read the rest...

...All day long I heard the first graders talking about the peanut car. I knew there was not such a thing, but I humored them. Who saw it? Daisy Where was it? At the restaurant? When was that? Th......Read the rest...

...Look up in the sky ! It’s a bird ! It’s a plane. It’s Superman ! More powerful than a locomotive, faster than a speeding bullet, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. This fearless man of ......Read the rest...

...Date: May 2051 Raining morning dawning. Everything is Best and rest in all Hakim Households. Hours passed and in Damian's dome Dolly rose and gently kissed Damian. "Rise my husband. Strong......Read the rest...

...Children's Poems IV These are poems for children and poems about children and their mothers, fathers, grandmother, grandfathers and extended families. Boundless by Michael R. Burch for......Read the rest...

...We’re not supposed to be this way. Us 60 year olds. When I was a teen. Say- 17? Maybe younger. When they called people like me “angsty” or “quirky.” But I could still smile. Tha......Read the rest...

... School was a mile and a half walk from home, across roadways, busy streets and railway lines and through parklands patrolled by swooping magpies in spring. We thought nothing of it when it......Read the rest...

... Whoopie stayed there counting all the white people leaving while flatulantly writing a letter to the Israeli people, denying their right to exist and denying the holocaust happenings and car......Read the rest...

...In stanzas rich with life's profound embrace, Sharon Olds wove words, a poetic grace. Verses danced, a vibrant, candid stream, Her pen a beacon, in reality's dream. Through life's tapestry, her......Read the rest...

...Dainty toad girlie gave a cha-cha-cha Her dress was lacy, and her lashes were tah-dah You have so much lace! Said her potential mother-in-law She was persnickety though, this mother of Thaw. Th......Read the rest...

...Sweet corn has been harvested, garden picked clean Breezy mornings now, ruffling the cat’s fur Front porch stocked with pumpkins and gourds School is starting, new clothes are being bought Last......Read the rest...