Thatch Poems - Poems about Thatch

She Pirate Thatch 3 She had a map tattooed on her torso Of places I've desired to go North America looked fine And Her Brazil was divine But, Panama I liked even more so...

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(Inspired by and dedicated to my friend Daniel Turner) Pirate Thatch 2 As I woke up this morning with her I tried to recall what occurred Although what lay on the floor Was a patch nothing more I could have swore, she was wearing a fur...

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She Pirate Thatch A one eyed pirate named Thatch She couldn't find clothes that would match As she went through her closet But found no composite So, decided to wear just her patch...

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Patch of Earth under a Thatch of Sky Each man must have a corner A patch of earth To call his own Under a thatch of sky. As the Homeless Have their the memories of one, Crawling back through A ball broke window of the mind. And even...

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We met in the first showers of october when country was brown, Buds still frail, flowerets closed and our souls chaste. But with one kiss, ten fingers and one match, You set fire to my thatch heart... Now our love is a ghost that rages in the night when the lights are out and the wolves are loud. There...

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