Shyest Poems - Poems about Shyest

... dancing in the wind, a stillness rushing thoughts, tis’ mental illness? breaking through the peace in soft light gusts pause over the ghostly night songs awash with flowing feel......

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...The sun stirs my morning softly, fragile like the shyest smile, hesitating... And, You, with YOUR pure light, whisper hope that silences shadows, leaving my fear of the darkest night, remindi......

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...Do not mistake me for a Bear. True, I look like one, but my features Resemble those of a raccoon. Unlike the hulking Grizzly Bear,<......

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...When the long-retired English teacher sees a wildflower growing on its own she lingers there a while as the memory of a student visits and brings with it…a smile. She remembers standing in fron......

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...The teacher stood in front of the class, “Today, she said, “I’m giving you the same assignment I give every year!” “Please write what you want to be when you grow up... and remember: There’s no ......

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...Gleeful roses turn to sullen churls, And virgin smiles of shyest brides Soonest morph into widowed furls; Sad victims of your ill-bladed tides. Swearing lovers of staunchest troth Must sample......

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...When are we gonna leave this mood You keep dreaming under the roof of imagination that you are with this person And for how long are we gonna keep snaping in our head The sounds alone keep making......

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...Allison scrunched up her nose and oinked like a pig. Joey stuck out his tongue and opened his eyes so big. The other children in the classroom laughed out loud when silly little Willie made his......

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...I remember being shy in school. Being the shyest kid was no fun, Being picked on all the time, being shy i guess was a crime. Being laughed at, made fun of, going home and crying, teachers always pry......

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...LAMB AMONG THE LITERARY LIONS Housewives, secretaries, the odd pro willing to stoop, All came, delinquents, child prodigies, derelict old men “All welcome” – the Chair of the Writers’ Group To ......

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...Once upon a day, Long Days ago, there were hours to believe in Where tomorrow was in the distance like yesterday is today, time was frivolous So then the dreams were vast and filled with the flut......

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...Merrilyn escorts John through the Western trudges, as strangest of strangles blocks the memerrical double Her momentous reflection: sordid, drossy, and wide to portant throttles As whips become kisse......

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...Your hair is dark, Your stature petite If your beauty was my opponent I would already concede defeat Smooth and soft, Silk is what describes you To describe your skin, I couldn't do it in......

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...Leave me on this island Leave me on Elba to die I don't mind Actually I do I'm just the shyest man alive And maybe to her I'm not even so much as a boy "Only boys play games" I was never in......

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...Sweetness in each fugitive those sterling smiles both could give so practiced over polished years together, shed the shyest tears one stood beside the other strong sleek laughter in a girlis......

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