On The Other Hand Poems - Poems about On The Other Hand

I can count on my fingers the number of college men -- who can hammer a nail true and make a screwdriver screw who can saw along a straight line and finish a DIY project on time -- And if an appliance chance to break down rather then them, I'd hire a clown...

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My hand had planned for a bare finger ~ until you put a ring on it. 8/25/20 Entered in 'Charm Me' contest...

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i was born right handed and so am now right at this moment writing your poetry and trying to express myself as best as i can without needing to fill a demand and certainly not giving a flying f or a dam but as i feel the free flow of what water i've become i realize i don't know what my other hand is doing and so when finding out it's driving a personal private stick shift with a young Colombian in the...

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As the people ascended To receive the light They came in multitudes' All in just one single night Fore the call to Jesus Is a call to Salvation I was then called upon, Call for a new creation One which has shaped the Nation, A nation of the unforeseen, A nation of people to celebrate Just one theme That is the wisdom Of God A testament for the forsaken And...

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I hate the cold, but I love the fresh fallen snow. I hate busy signals, but guess what, I’M always on the phone. I hate the smell of cigarette smoke, but never think of that ‘til I take the last puff. I hate doing laundry, but the smell of clean clothes,.. I just can’t get enough. I hate traffic, but I always drive at...

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