Uncles Poems - Poems about Uncles

I have left two uncles I hardly ever see them.' I had a lot More.. yet in time God released them' sometimes the spoke Good advice.? And sometimes not.' Maybe I thought who Needs them? But i could choose to listen or ignore? I was Back then not that seasoned.' So uncles can be usefull.? I now think.? If i...

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Uncle’s garage was full of junk that made us shout. My nephews fought over who had to clean it out. I’ll do it, his industrious grandniece said, don’t pout! She found a mint 1934 Packard 12 worth money no doubt. Now the squabbling and screaming was about to begin. I think he left everything to me said his nephew Fin. You...

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Today October crisp fall afternoon Damian incountered Papo and the Diablo cousins after school. Papo relates with The familiar customary handshake. "Hey Damian big man what's going On?" Damian grinned, "Ain't nothing Man, just chillin' juust chillin'." So Damian were with the Diablos Until CJ Julius and Jackson showed Up. Damian punched Papo, "gotta go Papo later." Papo accepted his...

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Life is a long and a huge circle Too many come and go people My Mom’s same blood my uncles In the Sky blessed all those angels So for me and my family lovely uncles...

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My Uncles’ Hands Were Strong… My uncles’ hands were strong: fathering children they never had. My uncles’ hands were strong; yet gentle like the chiseled hands of Michelangelo’s Pieta: strong saintly shooting hands that touched tender souls with gentleness only undying love could give. On their bent backs rose a Siamese nation of oppressors and the oppressed: a Janus nation whose face reflected mockery of its supposed...

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My five great uncles went to the jungle while in the jungle they caught a new fungus. But they where looking for others to mingle with. They searched and found a girl named Nancy she was not at all fancy.She was chunky and smelled a little funky that's ok they still mingled with her any...

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