Tread Softly Poems - Poems about Tread Softly

TREAD SOFTLY I do recall a quiz question Who made the most tyres The audience was tasked The answer is Lego, I fear But was that in a good year Some loud wit then asked Another called them liars It gave us all indigestion...

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Tread softly Tread like the breeze that passes through the fields to sway with the daisies Because you are treading on my dreams Think with your heart because your heart is entwined in mine Your rational mind might be blind to this bond And may lead us away from our joy And hold me tight tonight like an...

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Tread softly as if I am a fluffy cloud whisper only kind words make every touch gentle as if I had paper wings treat my heart with loving care I have but one- but most of all be thoughtful dear in all you say and do for if you want our love to last make not the mistakes we made in the past tread softly....

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*Inspired by the famous line of William Butler Yeats "Tread softly because you tread on my dreams" Tread softly because you tread on my dreams* Tread slowly because on your shoulders I lean, Tread lightly on those weightless moments, because they carry my heavy heart. Tread carefully on those soft rosebush, they hide your thistles unseen. With every nuance...

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For if I had a pence for every pound, I would ponder first for it to be sound, For it bears on my soul, I contemplate, Do they that is endowed suffer this fate, The teaching I present whose life is poor, For I fear naught my dream be it grandeur, Then having the means, beyond all measure, As dreams are a...

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