Townhouses Poems - Poems about Townhouses

...Santa and Dasher had a quiet talk in the glen They discussed the elf situation, and the presents so thin. I do not have to get paid this year, Dasher admitted. I have condos and townhouses, and my......

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...A lone black crow sits on a limb of a tree amongst a crowd of trees that surround the townhouses. The trees' silhouettes are drawn on the brick; on the shingled roofs; by the Sun this ......

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...Cascades of chirping birds pour down in colorful swarms while I walk the same clean roads you just walked yesterday. A toy stuck in its mechanism I religiously search Over and over, I vacu......

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...Between the cloud and field (Part 1.) I woke this morning and it was not clear to me If I am the man I am supposed to be If I am even me Wishing day would be night As I walk here and there......

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...From seemingly impossibly far away, yet dramatically near: Footprints seen, clearly ones left behind there in the sand, but footprints from a nigh mythic beach, one all but impossible to find......

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...Slowly, my ferryboat drifted closer to my dear old home. Before me, the stony peaks of familiar mountains arose from the blue hue, and just as cool salty breezes blew across my face, the childhood me......

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... I visited New Orleans years before hurricane Katrina where hundreds were killed and eighty percent of the city was flooded. I saw the Mardi Gras Parade, I listened to jazz music on Bourbon S......

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...Shifty brown waters Gnarled grey shack on a verdant grassy pier Snow white townhouses on nearsighted shores The sky, powdery blue and you,......

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...And it rained on me today Soaked me to the skin instantly I had prepared for it Worn a cap to keep my glasses dry A tee shirt and thin cotton shorts It was near the end of my mail delivery ......

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