Sturdiest Poems - Poems about Sturdiest

...Behold the abominable annals of the Storm domicile, A living, groaning edifice of lumber and bureaucratic despair— Where Allen Storm, the paternal prodigal of procedural pedantry, Treads upon its ......

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... It’s the color of November, gray blue weak as water… yet water can change the strongest steel, the sturdiest breath, silenced by the water’s still, calm gesture… in laughing swells, ......

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...Train bypassing just over the rivers bend Sturdiest and unpromising of bridges, carry my feet along your lumber Steal away the time I should be an honorable member of society Keep me as your own a......

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...What sort of life can one be expected to live When forced independence is bestowed upon thee Disowned and made to discern the world alone Toughens up a woman beyond any measure Beneath soft ski......

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..."Every struggle in my life has been a lesson and made me stronger." ~Constance La France. I think I am going out of s......

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...We used to have the sturdiest of houses, standing alone atop the tallest mountain. There were always earthquakes, But they did not affect us so high up. But slowly, the earthquakes started to sh......

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...lazy squirrel tries not to freeze his claws feel cold and brittle north wind is brisk how much longer? he remembers what his mother said create the sturdiest nest you can work on it when the ......

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...Squirrels are scampering over the back yard Finding the stashes they missed during winter, Looking very self-satisfied and accomplished Tails shimmering, signs of mating energies. See......

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...As social political apathy begins to set in, Truth becomes the enemy, And lies become the bullets Of the corrupted firing squad. When immorality replaces decency, Weak men become strong Stro......

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...---Casualty Attack--- Like old memories legs giving out having grown tired in waiting slouch through the cheese cloth of mind and sour perception in guilt. Guilt is the culture of the min......

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...BLUBBERHOUSES MOOR I have often pondered on words that have been written of your verdant moorside chase, where so many faces you portray to suit each season, the bluest haze of summer, autumn’s ......

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...the truest of friends are the sturdiest of trees with roots undying April 24, 2018 for Mick Talbot's 'haiku' poetry contest Theme: 'Human Nature'......

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...A barn southwest of Central Butte Could be seen for miles around Upon a hill, and that was how The Mattus place was found A big and very well used barn With lots of stock and feed Pride of t......

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...A castle on the hill, a symbol resolute. built upon the broken backs of the poor. The hungry and homeless of this land. Enslaved to build, a symbol they despise. Vast extravagance, and the stur......

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...Lo the gentleness of your gesture makes the spring leaves harmonized whistles waving arms of the sturdiest of stump (and thistles) If there were a thump (supposed) who would know- which way it ......

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