Pace Poems - Poems about Pace

Sunday, I take out a bowl. Monday, a spoon. Tuesday, open a box of Raisin Bran, Pour some in. Wednesday, the milk. Thursday, I spoon some in and chew. Friday, wash and dry the bowl and spoon. Saturday, return the bowl to the cupboard, Spoon to the drawer. Sunday, I take out a bowl. ...

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He staggers, where once he counted steps he now counts unsteady footfalls. Life has become a minor earthquake an aftershock still trembling at the core of a wincing mind. Many years ago, auntie had a stroke, she careened to a halt, yet carried on, speaking from deep within a drainpipe language. He was doing well, it was just the shakes, a hesitancy in his gait. He stopped...

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? What's the cost of having a place, we all are in a race ?? Trying to be the best, and stand out from the rest. No one cares about our...

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We hear the music of life And we are compelled to dance forever We dance to the lyrics Of falling snowflakes And to the rhythm Of swaying trees We dance to the harmony Of birds in flight for winter And to the song Of the honey bee queen We dance to the tempo Of deer frolicking in the meadows And to the count Of the woodpecker’s aim We dance...

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• As the grandfather clock sings his old tune • Signifying that it's noon • I take a book from its place • And start reading at my own pace...

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Pace be the plume prime of a horse, Austere man’s leanness, girl’s shyness, Brahmin’s knowledge, king’s forgiveness, Valour, whose arms be the sole force. ____________________________ Translation |26.10.2024|embellishment, horse, girl, Poet’s note: Sanskrit has thousands of verses of wisdom called Subhashhitam. Bhatrihari was elder brother of the renowned king Vikramaditya...

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I know my World, Perhaps not your own. Never will I assume we are in the same planet. Though I know we are on Earth, But, you may be a Queen of Mecury, And I may be a little princess of Venus. Hence, I am rewinding my steps. Take enough oxygen, I want you to breathe. I sure know that a fish CAN'T breath...

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Have you given yourself a vow Not to come for the video chat Or does it happen undertow Like implicit “don’t do that”? And of course you are aware Of my waiting – if you call It will show that still you care And through stumbling and fall I will dash into your house But perhaps I’ll be too much Mither you with whats...

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Running to escape running from trouble Pick up the pace quick, on the double Sweat pouring down feet pounding the ground Second wind comes...

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6 April 2024 6:05 AM The busy bee buzzing here and there, for hours on end collecting nectar to prepare. Pollen sticking to its body renewing the flowers it visits each day. These seem to be the bees only purpose to feed and provide with the next generation as it's pay. But...

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A snail in his shell moving oh so slow So frail but determined with yards to go Without delay or any sign of slowing Maybe someday he'll get where he's going...

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When short and running a cross country race The short guys know when to pick up the pace Just as we start up the hills For we know they’ll be some spills Odds say the tall men may fall on their face ...

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Shipping out is slow working at a turtles pace glad yogurt don't melt...

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Just a bit of fun Slowly does it nan says No speeding dad says But that leaf looks delictable My god my slim is defectable, I'm salivating all over the place It'll take me forever at this pace, That's it I can't wait super snail speed Did it in only 3 days flat to this leafy weed Who says slow and steady always wins...

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The Pace of Peace Br-a-a-a-a-a-ang! Goes my morning clock! And from my bed, I flew. Off goes the sheets and into the shower... brush my teeth, and eat... I better hurry, I have only a half hour! And in my car, I race... through the stop sign... and onto the highway at a record pace. Past this car, and that car I flew. Take the...

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