Swayed Poems - Poems about Swayed

Let us all sing a happy song, A Jolly national sing along Melodies of Friendship and Praise The past is becoming a misty haze, When we hear voices loud and strong. Let us all dance today, Helping our troubles fade away Dance any way you choose With bare feet or high-heeled shoes. Put your talents on display. Let us all get the beat, It is cool...

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How long should beauty wait while ugly chance bellows and dance? 4/24/21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021...

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Calling card, heart shaped, scented with strawberry Dot point offers plant remote scenario seeds Swirled responses confuse clients, strings tangled Caught in pitiless draught, swung by fastidious song Men attempt to measure vapour, mind's desperation Digs hungrily into collapsing burrows Tunnel bends suddenly, bright Saint rays blinding Instilling whites to irises burdened by jutting brow Bosom bandaged in gilt...

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Palm Sunday 2016_ I AM SWAYED Dressed in white and black with wide smiling beams; Oh! how I miss 2015, its palm and serenity_ 2016! you see four corners of the colourful room Childrens' ward is where thou shall be Frowning at the challenges coming my way Acceptance of ones life_is easy to say_ then peace shall come your way_ One year is...

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The writing’s on the wall but, a life decision can sway destiny. 8-6-2021 A Brian Strand 1,2 or 3 line Poetry Contest Brian Strand...

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With such feminine flamboyancy this maiden sways in breathtaking movements flashing, flitting, flaming a sweet minuet-- beneath a mural of moonlight’s alchemy, her flared gown fair as sequined feathers that midway, in birdsong's sultry melody, her flight of fancy floats on my garden- floor and like a magical sylph in tints of magenta, she mingles with blooms on...

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and I walked along Hai Ba Trung looking for peace and reconciliation but only found whores and foodsellers and the former shouted,"come in sir!", and the latter spilt grease on to the sidewalk and paid no attention the the swayers so I shouted back, "please no I'm gay", hoping my lie would send them away and a long-legged gal shouted back, that's OK...

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