Placard Poems - Poems about Placard

...1952. Curfew was on and roads were vacant. Some armed hands were still haunting there To hush every possible roar or uprising rant With the spiteful hammer of thunderous fear. But a murmur of r......Read the rest...

...Near the old docks in Genoa where old dwellings stand close together making streets narrow and families live is lived rather noisily, where women hang laundry to dry on small terraces or on window l......Read the rest...

...The old stained coffee cup mocks me It is old enough to protest But fortunately Cannot shout Nor hold a placard. We’ve been together Through several generations Of offspring Thus, the PAPA ......Read the rest...

...Jamboree Young catholic people from far-flung places are arriving in Lisbon, plain young boys and girls looking sober smiling and waving to the camera. Dressed in jeans and T. shirts that sa......Read the rest...

...Hey lady, memaw. Boy do I have a lot of questions for you. Questions like what's your favorite color? Who's your favorite band? I know you love your rock music. I know you liked Freddy Mercury. Now i......Read the rest...

...Humans' prominent promises were shattered Mingling, striking, searing, poorly down-pattered They react quickly and pause to stay conscious And in the face of denial, that's just obnoxi......Read the rest...

...In days of old, stood the protectors of the realm, Ocean protectors that stood strong at the helm, King Neptune spoke of a vivid dream, That perturbed him it would no doubt seem, His wondrous ki......Read the rest...

...1 Sunday, an overarching day both raw edge conduit and coarse grain shelter for that soul in torment, it’s when psyches plagued by doubt face those sudden twists and turns we call bizarre, th......Read the rest...

... He got down from the train with baggage Walked out through a dirty soiled passage His attention was captured By a bold lettered Placard; ‘KEEP THE TOWN CLEAN’ atop piles of garbage! ......Read the rest...

...I watched the child approaching me with wonder in her eyes...a welcome sight I’d seen at least a thousand times before. Most the answers people sought were on the plaque beside me, but this young la......Read the rest...

...Here's the scoop, friends... This is, as indicated, the 1st HALF of this fairly lengthy poem. The 2nd half had to be posted separately due to Poetry Soup's file-size limitations. No other way I c......Read the rest...

...Lord, lead us victoriously* this year with Your salvation Having Your gift of eternal life possession… Help us grow as Your children unto perfection Through Your sanctification with our ho......Read the rest...

...Once long ago I drove off and forgot my children. They were home, tucked safe in bed. I was far across town when I noticed then rushed home at light-speed to retrieve them. Now I am older, my......Read the rest...

...Increasing my laughter eyes full of tears invisibly Heart shouting help Limiting at my ears Can't be spoken out loud Faded destiny My quest fades in the deep of away Embellishing my pain w......Read the rest...

...living in the shadow The restriction we have been living under in Cascais has been slightly lifted, and we can walk freely about as long as we use a face mask. For us elderly it is not so bad w......Read the rest...