Townie Poems - Poems about Townie

...A consistently poor wage Licenses rage: An ugly fight against the cage, Steady enveloping of stagnant wage, A temper warning every wedge, Rising while lowered with vintage. Hirers open a ster......Read the rest...

...Once were badgers in leafy dale, once were rabbits and foxes too, once were pheasants in shining copse where cuckoopint and coltsfoot grew. Once were songbirds in privet hedges, once were blu......Read the rest...

...Crazy Mick the Irishman, with trademark bike and overcoat, wheeling his way back into town, classed as a tarnished silly goat. His hair was long and curly; spoken words barely understood. His mann......Read the rest...

...I cannot lie. A townie’s legs are kind of atrophied. Too much couch sitting for our tummies to get taunt. Unfit, unhealthy, unresponsive, unable to hide, we sit and wait for our food to arrive by......Read the rest...

...1. A constant smile is the alabaster for struggle’s ornaments be made faster average looks with a smile can be labial its absence points to problems so filial, may not keep the wolf away from the......Read the rest...

...Eye strain from computer forced me out, alone, into the inky blackness. No-one about. A townie by birth I felt vulnerable but twinkling stars above me enthralled the one-time city girl. ......Read the rest...

...Floating on a restless sea, my mind, it wanders far. Mental ecstasy. Brilliant thoughts led astray; ink, of which reads sub par. Storming on a summer’s day, ink is no good when the mind draws b......Read the rest...