Short Frisbees Poems

Freedom flings out the summer breezes
In a park where allergens make sneezes.

Men gather to toss their plastic frisbees,
Taking off from work for sick day freebies.

written February 17, 2022
(Enjoying my lunch in a
Florida State roadside park)...

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Salt water taffy orchestrated,
pouring grain and sweating.
Spinning my silhouette,
as the dog failed his frisbees.

It doesn' let the sun’s rays wash over me,
replicate large wooden planks,
for heart boardwalking day by day.

Sandbars can sometimes be paramour,
idyllic feeding high memories.
So blue as seashells with a spiral pattern.
Averse to an occasional dalliance,
enthralling you, God....

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If you’re an American, 4th of July 
Conjures fireworks, hot dogs and beer.
The barbecue sizzles and friends gather ‘round
To acknowledge that summer is here.

We rarely remember the battles once fought 
To gain independence at last.
The focus is partying on a day off
And not on lives lost in the past.

So let’s light up the grill and toss frisbees and drink 
While American flags we do wave,
But we shouldn’t forget all those patriots who
Made a home for the free and the brave....

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