Short Melinda Poems

Short Melinda Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Melinda by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Melinda by length and keyword.


Melinda's Face

Gentle kissing can’t erase
The rumble of the quiet
Violence that rocks your face,
Erupting in a riot.

Revealing feelings cannot be
A very easy task;
My poor Melinda, now I see
Why you once wore a mask.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


Melinda's Mask

The mask you wear
Of clay and hair
Is flesh-colored pink:
A painted smile and steady stare
Of eyes that never blink.

And under it
An inky pit
Of infinite sad space.
Melinda, tell me how you fit
Your mask, where you’ve no face?
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Five Generations Strong

Life is not about seeking fame & fortune
 life is beautiful in so many other ways
 life is family 5 generations strong
 sharing memories & stories from beyond
 passing truth & love from a special bond
 
 When you have family who stand strong
 who are there for you in your storm
 you have all the ritches in the world
 golden treasures in eachother
 all apart of one another..


Dedicated to Tracey & Melinda..

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