Funeral Travel Poems

Whether a trip to a sister's funeral in Chicago;
Or another trip to Los Angeles for my aunt's funeral;
Or a slow ride to a family reunion...

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The Poconos was not the premiere honeymoon spot.
The delivery, not far from the rushing rainbow knot.
Not anywhere, near my entrance, when love calls.
I might have...

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The yellow rose is filled with sunshine and joy,  
she says welcome back or good luck.  


The red rose tells a story of...

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This weekend was never planned
thinking back now it's quite unique
that we would cross every border
in the UK's boundaries never did seek

We came home on that...

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sis stepped off the plane
the bountiful blizzard waits
its glow fruit falling ~
     likewise glory of set face
    in...

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For my very special birthday,                                        ...

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From the pages of a strangers life
I note how the seas are searene
Coming upon the Gas Stations glowing lights 
There in the distance it sits...

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In my magical garden,                     ...

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An old wives tale of modern day

Say's do not eat before you swim

So why are cookies compulsory in order
to surf the web ?

A plethora of...

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At a funeral we,                     ...

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My loving friend I could depend
Out for lunch, shopping and talking              ...

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The Final Home Coming
 
From where the sky meets the high seas
Talking drums rolled out endless eulogies
As we waited, with the shore’s mud up to our...

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On the starship Enterprise,
with Captain Kirk and Spock by my side,
all decided to go for a fast ride,
teleporting us back because Bones had died,

But before...

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Gazing out upon dusky barren moor,
Where gray grass grasps the air
Finding no purchase but sad allure
Straight stalks elapse their endless despair.

Teased by tales of golden...

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The wind was blowing when she left the city...

I believe it was twenty below...

Where she was going she already knew...

But... first she had things she...

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