Petit Poems - Poems about Petit

A short little note from my pen to your eyes Then into your heart to live and reside It's written for you and it wants you to know That the dream of together will never let go I'll wait 'cause I love you and that will not change It's solidly rooted, it won't rearrange Or diminish in nature, alive and...

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Rue du Petit-Champlain Street where she could fall in love. She sat waiting But it did not happen The first time The second time she brought a book Lots of attention was given to her Because she acted uninterested She met a man And he was wonderful Rue du Petit-Champlain The place where it all started They brought their four children Who giggled and danced their...

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Phillip, dancer of the skies, Artist of heaven crosswise. The god of the twin towers Made obedient by a wire. Phillip, a winged man. Elegant and poetic, Charming and majestic. City birds above and city crowds below, Both couldn't fathom The celestial waltz above New York he showed. A horizontal thread spread across the top of the world, Philip escaped into his creative element Of balanced beauty...

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Le Petit Bistrot I write about is not in Montpellier. It's somewhere else in southern France and tries hard to marvel me. It's tightly jammed in horseless street, for who would bring the horses? They're on the menu, or I'll be damned. Yes - dish at number four. And look, for sweet is Bon Soufflé. I think I'll ask for more. 9/28/2015...

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touching myself thinking at you makes me hear your voice in my mind sometimes, believe it or not, I can feel the smell of your skin woman and all those feelings generate an explosion of another feelings this is burning my skin bombing my flesh again and again till I get myself wet just like...

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We are friendly sort of people, greeting and asking how you are, One great nation, two languages, the distance between coasts far, Travel to Quebec or to some areas in provinces east and west, You may be asked in French “Comment ca va” with typical zest, “Comment allez-vous” is the same traditional question in France, Written, the French-Canadian version requires...

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