Short Lanes Poems
Short Lanes Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lanes by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lanes by length and keyword.
Among ancient groves,
One summer night alone.
Secrets on the wind.
And awakening to
Mother natures symphonic
Mystery of life.
When people used to
Find a home in the hearth-light,
Owls haunt the hedgerows.
Each day an event
Every step an adventure,
To new horizons!
Far too many are not content.
Discontent often causes resentment.
When we drift into unfamiliar lanes;
Lanes that are out of our domain,
Absolutely nothing is ever to be gained;
And eventually, this will cause much pain.
Sometimes, we seek the wrong change.
Sometimes, it's better to remain the same.
Wide Lanes walking out all day.
Trusting in the Lord Jesus I am one with God.
Kneeling to My best friend Jesus is my best friend.
Laying before God I know he is always with me.
Everything will be ok I know this deep in my heart.
Jesus is always with me.
Echoes of juniper waves swirling around my mind.
Walnut cake silver hair from age.
Questing for salvation Jesus is my Savior.
I thank my friends for everything
I cheers to life, to demonstrations
To flights, to chess game plays
To city neon lights at the seaport
To ceviche and mangoes in my youth
To everyday life writing poetry
To sunset viewing and appreciation
To support, to love, and be loved
I'm afraid to delete your phone number
When I really get used to it calling you
But for now I just fly down memory lane.
So we’ll go no more a bowling
So late into this night
Though our arms be still as willing
And the lanes be still as bright,
For balls wear out the fingers
And arthritis shows its might,
While the back pains all linger
And knees need rest’s respite.
Though the night is made for bowling
And the lanes close far too soon,
Yet we’ll go no more a rolling,
Until the clock strikes noon.