St Poems - Poems about St

...Tabby in winter, with a tuft of snow on your head You got slammed when they came down on that sled If you get buried, it may be quite a little while Before we can save you, St Bernard said with a ......Read More

...In a land adorned with tinsel and lights, Where merry hearts danced through winter nights, Christmas arrived, bringing laughter and cheer, A time when joy and humor drew near. Santa, the jolly ......Read More

...Stepping through the pine and holly wreathed front entrance of the homeless shelter, as a Christmas Eve snowfall decorated the city, I carried a fresh turkey, I heard joyous singing of adults and......Read More

...Black lives matter. Me too. Not my president. Give peace a chance. Luck runs out. I like immigrants. Power must be challenged by power. Equal and opposite reactions. God is the answer. Love ......Read More

...A reckoning, daring taunt bestowed my weariness, a covenant catering to the boundary, of self why I'd become more open to resolve, life's issues abundantly, as though life was simply, a pas......Read More

...I F only I could imagine the tinkling of the sweet church bells in that dear little country we called our home. With lovely sun drenched hills amid, yellow fields of daffodils......Read More

...I traveled almost everywhere, growing up. It took years. The landscapes, flora and fauna, the art, music, cuisines and curse words all seem to blend together in my mind. Mount Fuji, the Rhine, the......Read More

...Winters Sun. Crystal shapes on the windowpane, glistening in the morning sun. Fields all ploughed now show the signs of Jacks skates from the night, birds all flown just the winter animals left t......Read More

...The orbiting host of a forenoon sky claims a sunny day. They are attributed for the better part of each year, primarily affecting the island's leeward side. On its windward side, periodic downpours f......Read More

...Thanksgiving gobbledygook The following anecdote baste upon overactive imagination of mine in sync with being married and monogamously living socially chaste life as a scrupulous anchorite, w......Read More

...Sipping champagne from the hollow of an avocado, on a cactus-lined boulevard in St. Looie While munching on anchovies slathered with salsa, the nerve of them ......Read More

...July 4th - St Pete’s Beach Today is the 4th day of July, so we go. The early morning sand is still cool, And the beach is shaking off slumber. We can see the long pristine shoreline, ......Read More

...Unconventional, perhaps, but hope you enjoy. I was on the radio in grade school and had the distinction of singing “five golden rings,” off pitch but cute because I was young. Think of Lucy Ricar......Read More

...The Whaling City Like many working cities, from time long past, This place too, captured a man’s hearts and mind, And so, they came, tired, drawn, weary, seekers, Castaways and drifters see......Read More

...The kids that sing silently And the kids that grow like dandelions Out from St.Augustine lawns The ones with October-sheltered downcast pupils That tuck pride into calf-high stockings They don......Read More