Strolls Poems - Poems about Strolls

On harried days when our world seems unkind, There lies a place my senses crave to be, Within the shady forest wild and free, To ease the burdens of my troubled mind. I soak much joyous sounds the Wood bestows, Absorbing dawn aubades each songbird sings, While zephyrs murmur notes like cello strings, Beneath a harsh cacophony of crows. Infectious woodland scents I...

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The fearsome Bulldog strolls as a robust reminder to those exhibiting various traits of hooligan grinder. He keeps a close watch for surreptitious acts of malice from those who sneak a peek then retreat to their palace. Kings and Queens who flaunt their gargantuan pride. Be careful where you trod the dog hears every lie. Blocked by most of the sugar...

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On moonlit strolls along the beach Ardor is never out of reach To rhythmic waves two lovers dance And ignite the flames of romance Then love completes the hearts desire A timeless treasure to acquire Love has delight enough for two And lights the path for hearts so true ...

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Love warm evening summer strolls Kids rock everywhere we roll Upon bank of creek bed cast out ultra light fishing pole Serenity of nature speaks to the core of my soul Moving towards the sun as it descends slowly behind a hill Mesmerized by glorious color display for a brief moment time stands still Stop every couple feet for flowers kids...

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Urges ushered Est’bel out of her abode – a cottage cobbled together from cobwebs and clapboard – and she scuttled forth, her nesty hair tousled by a leaf-laced breeze In her bony hands she clutched dregs of a nightmeg broth in a porcelain jar stoppered by a coffinwood shard Her bare feet stepped on thorny twigs but she felt them not, for her soles had...

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strolls home through the corn and sees lights at the windows - - tackles intruder...

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