Playmates Poems - Poems about Playmates

I saw him in an old farmer's cowhouse, Dancing and playing with other playmates, ...

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Revisiting My Mother Goddess The lake That looks like a piano On it sat Thousand cranes and two Seemed like a moonlight sonata by the moonlight. But why is my mind yearning forever For the unmindful musings? I had been there once, nearly Forty years ago. They send me return tickets from Jhargram, For the festive October, Celebrating the home coming of our mother goddess But...

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Poems about Children VI Playmates by Michael R. Burch WHEN you were my playmate and I was yours, we spent endless hours with simple toys, and the sorrows and cares of our indentured days were uncomprehended . . . far, far away . . . for the temptations and trials we had yet to face were lost in the shadows of an unventured...

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The Wind Shepherds The winds, Like shepherds, Tend Tule fog and dew; Playmates Sliding down sunbeams, Teasing kites, To leap frog Over mountains peeking Into playgrounds Ever changing....

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Playmates by Michael R. Burch WHEN you were my playmate and I was yours, we spent endless hours with simple toys, and the sorrows and cares of our indentured days were uncomprehended . . . far, far away . . . for the temptations and trials we had yet to face were lost in the shadows of an unventured maze. Then...

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Little boy, come play with me escaping vague realities. Come sing the songs you left unsung ...

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