Stockades Poems - Poems about Stockades

...our lifearchitecture is helical, she remains unbalanced, missing the central angle. the staggering spiral, descend from altitude and plummet. it's a spring that rolls like a ball, plops on the ......

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... Let's pretend, that life is one big joke? We will end up in stockades,like pigs in a poke. Laughter is enormously great therapy. Yet some prefer jokes to reality. Guffaws won't help y......

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...Chapter 2, The 1492. That’s where they like to begin. They skip over the terrorists activities of theft, plunder, and genocides. When we naively thought freedom was free, We paid our lives for it d......

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...Too many kabobs to skewer plus bone-dry ribs. Me? I’ll stay with pink lemonade and watch the turbid sky and watch the stars reload And so study serious stockades a s......

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...In a cemetery, a boy is holding a lurking flower he carved his father's face on his palm. He waited for the mouth of the grave to open so he could use a basket to gather his tears. He crossed ......

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...Note: All lines in this heap are from failed sonnets that I tried to stack without having any two consecutive lines come from the same poem. I had to break the rule twice. It was nice to find a us......

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...There seems to be a problem inside my mind, There are dragons roaring behind closed doors Princesses scraping along prison bars And usually dancing fairies trying to dig their way out There are......

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