Tang Poems - Poems about Tang

Chime

We love those church bells,
do we not? Such chimes, such rings!
Are you a churchy type?
Or, like me, are you not?

Those bells we hear here
do have a rather angelic sound
(though, as we know, there are no angels).
But what a voice they have, those bells.

You don't do church, then -
like me and so many others?
But almost supersonic,

Categories: tang, atheist, feelings, history, joy,
Form: Free verse

Koalas Love a Cooling Tang

cooling tang
upon my palate-
eucalyptus leaves

sleep comes-
a one-track mind’s
exhausting

nature’s way
is the best-
fine dining

Categories: tang, animal, cute, nature, poems,
Form: Haiku

Mommy Tang

Mommy Tang

she so funny 
she so smart 
Mommy Tang
has the best of hearts
she wiggles and moves 
with the speed of a tiger
sometime she laughs
like love is taking
her so much higher  

and If she takes 
time from out her mothering day 
then we all get to 
come out and play
her voice is, so lovingly loud
she

Categories: tang, best friend, caregiving, celebrity,
Form: Bio

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Someone Call Up Wang Chang and His Brother Tang

Houston, We've Got A Thang....
Bang Bang, Rush It Through The House
Where's My Butt Hole Mouse ? How Mow Brown Cow
Black Cinderella, With Her Tic Track Fella Singing Acappella
Do We Have An Accord Take It To The Board I'll Be Your Lord Horde
Miss Piggy And His Ziggy, Stardust She's A Must With This Bust Bed Time

Categories: tang, art, love,
Form: I do not know?

Tang

Drink Tang,
dang what
a bang!

Categories: tang, drink, emotions,
Form: Rhyme

Journey To the West In the Tang Dynasty-N

As early as C.629 a Chinese monk Xuanzang of Jingtu temple 
Motivated by the poor quality of translations of Buddhist scripture
Undertook a hazardous journey to bring the original from India
Despite the border being closed at the time due to a war.

He travelled through Gansu, Qinghai and Tian Shan mountains
And crossed what we call Kyrgystan. Uzbekistan

Categories: tang, philosophy,
Form: Free verse

Tang

Sometimes days drag on 
I look for solitude within the masses
trying to blend in, with the fishes
Unfortunately, too colorful.

Hues that dialate pupils upon peering
Even in darkness, simmering, Incandescent
Impossible to slumber.

Don't know much about myself
Look like everyone else.
We swim together, in all elements
We are inseparable.

With every new idea revealed
My colors fade
Alone in body, keen in mind
I

Categories: tang, hope, life, philosophy
Form: Free verse