Life Rhyme Poems

Some folks make decisions
Without thinking, in a snap,
Especially when options, 
Unexpected, hit their lap.

I envy that ability
To quickly take a chance
Instead of being mired
In a...

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Many years ago when we were all young,                          we dated looking for a...

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There is more to this law than just saving a child’s life.
It’s the governments control of your daughter or wife.
My thoughts on abortion will always...

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Crash Simpson grasped the flaming sword
and held it up against the Ghost Rider
They would battle to the death
a vision that continued to grow even wider

But...

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He was called Bubby and he went to Heaven.
He died in 2018 at the young age of fifty-seven.
When we moved into my house in 1977,...

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How do I acquire a place where I can forgive?
How can I stop blaming myself for my mistakes? 
I can't recall the version of "Intrinsic",...

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Do you thank the Sun
On any day for duty done?
Due to Sun, life is no burden
As He makes World a garden

Do you salute the Moon
For...

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When the moon is full will you not come? 

Can you not like the rose petals out stretched, 
come at the hight of the moon?

Life...

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I love trees but I am not an expert…I just know they touch my heart…
Except for some maples, poplars and a few oaks…I can’t tell...

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There he stood with his painted face;
All focused on the bright colours that he wore.
No one saw his eyes (they were out of place),
Why should...

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There are so many sides of a wolf never seen
Because of his teeth his reputation tends to be mean
He likes meaty dishes, served up by...

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Spring days exude rich life renewed,
and all around is golden-hued
in sunlight.

The squirrels chatter-talk with verve.
For entertaining they deserve
the limelight.

Birds gather twigs to build their nests
and...

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They swore and they lied
Women’s rights are tied
To our weak democracy
To our inevitable legacy
Women are no fools
Women are indispensable tools
For the betterment of today’s society
Without...

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After the little storm last night
The birds' song seems chipper  
As the sun changes cobalt clouds
To rose, roosters' songs quicker

As porch ceiling fan hums...

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Ah! To be buried in an old English churchyard
With the dark green ivy and wild roses
Where the sweet nostalgic aromas hill the air
And the church...

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