Tremblings Poems - Poems about Tremblings

...I see the trees the trees Speak to me In siloquiscent tremblings Of shaking branches And falling leaves So quiet and tense A psychadelic panacea Of hallucinegitic properties At night I l......

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...have i told you how i miss you every day how i love you, have i have i told you how i love you today more than yesterday you have no idea how big of a hug i want to give you and kiss you,......

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...Brain strain – A kitchen adventure Broken ladles scattered about the new granite countertops Veins of years gone by, prehistoric earth tremblings, spotted composites in a vast array of colors, ......

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...Firnham Wood The day dawned bright with autumn gold where slits of light cut through the wold, bright flowers stood. A blessing rang of bird and song as waters lapped the while along by Fir......

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...I don't recall all that much talk in locker rooms. These are typically quiet as reflective libraries unless involved in team sports. Then locker room talk may review a well played game, but, ag......

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...Holding Me in Hug Afraid - I wrap my arms ‘round my legs - holding me in hug. Struggling for your voice alone. You are gentle with my tremblings. And yet I shake. You lay your hand softl......

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...The wind in my face and wide mouth stares Is all that's left of the evenings Hurtling down Round Hill thrilled without fears That gives onlookers knees the tremblings Why would they keep a thing like......

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...Say goodnight & go I'm tired of saying that I won't fall in love with you again Who knows, maybe I will Skipping beats, blushing cheeks Everywhere I go there you are Daydreaming love scenes in a corn......

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...After much cajoling by my kids and grandkids over the years, I entered the computer age with great tremblings and fears. My Selectric typewriter and encyclopedia were comprehensible to me, Now, I'......

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...An unloved woman Is married to a mean ghost She sees not nor feels. Terrorizing her And haunting another house, He is like the wind. Earth reels with tremblings As his spirit takes a maid;......

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