Steakhouse Poems - Poems about Steakhouse

...Timber growing up the mountain roots in silver and gold soil The Indian Queen Mining Company lines shafts of western red cedar, Westerner views hoodoos Painted Desert traveling to mine’s branch Po......Read the rest...

...They ask me if you've given me a diamond ring. If not, a chrystal one at least. I say you've done nothing of the sort, and it's all right quite all right. Hand me an old sweater from the dona......Read the rest...

...Headlines of irony in life… Human satire—cuts like a knife. The unsinkable ship, that sinks. Surrounded by peeps, yet alone. Priests who ‘prey’—yet sins they atone. Pastor fights alcohol, but dr......Read the rest...

...4/20/17 In and out of interlying zones Driving home Up and down a winding road Where you can see some flying crows Near plants trying to grow And other animals whether sunshine or snow ......Read the rest...

...As I roamed into the steakhouse, I spotted him slashing steak. He looked up with his dispirited stare, His despair coherent to me. He summon me to take a chair, He had a anecdote to unfold, Ab......Read the rest...

...On an unsinkable ship’s maiden voyage, it sinks. A pastor who preaches against alcohol, drinks. One’s surrounded by people, yet remains all alone. Confessing sins to a priest, those sins are atone......Read the rest...

...I sit down After eight hours of ordering And waiting on the customers I must relax From a day’s work waiting the tables That have been mine since I started Steak is my specialty So I tell ......Read the rest...

...Standing on the platform of despair awaiting a train to anywhere whether it's over here, or over there no idea where i'm going, and I dont care must be better places everywhere. What a shock, train i......Read the rest...