Quad Poems - Poems about Quad

from their quadrants quadruped quarterfinalists quarrelling in quadraphonic quadruplicity are disqualified for actually being a wanted tetrad only posing as a quartet AP: Honorable Mention 2020 Posted on January 30, 2020...

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Vacuum by Michael R. Burch Over hushed quadrants forever landlocked in snow, time’s senseless winds blow... leaving odd relics of lives half-revealed, if still mostly concealed... such are the things we are unable to know that once intrigued us so. Come then, let us quickly repent of whatever truths we’d once determined to learn: for whatever is left, we are unable to discern. There’s nothing left of...

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There was a large stout man named Joe Brewer Who once was a great tobacco chewer Cut a quad Chew the wad Now with no teeth he gums the leaves fewer...

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Sipp'n on drinks Walk'n outside There she is Beautiful as ever Couldn't walk past without saying hi "You go here" Yeah, You "Yeah" .... She caught my eye And soon after my heart Your pretty "Nah you are" Wrap'n arms around body .... Same place we met I whispered in her ear "Will you be my girlfriend" Let me think about...

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I looked out the window the light, streaming down amongst the trees reflecting on me To walk amongst the trees, a simple pleasure Fresh scent of pine mind , at ease I heard birds, shadows flying from tree to tree My hand to touch This roughness of bark Such thoughts , absurd How the deepening...

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