Unthreatening Poems - Poems about Unthreatening

...There is a stranger at my gate. He stands there watching me with his glowing golden eyes, unthreatening but ever present. I've gone to my gate to ask questions of the silent unmoving visitor, his......Read the rest...

...I'm still reading Your Resonant Self, by Dr. Sarah Peyton, speaking of how contempt destroys relationships formerly cooperative and, thereby, healthy. Disgust about oneself and contempt agai......Read the rest...

...JOURNAL VI – Tangled In Seclusion Looking through various American Art Reviews I find I’m drawn to the country rustic scene – A stream, or lake, uncluttered A thatched hut or neat, plain......Read the rest...

...Evil abound in the dark night air, The watcher is waiting, As you feel it’s blood thirsty stare. Sweat starts to form On your brow and your cheek As fear grabs your voice So you can not ......Read the rest...

...Crazy people are life’s brilliant colours A Street can look so dull but to a crazy person a parade of dancing fairies appear as the floor catches the rain A fence post can look ordinary but to a craz......Read the rest...

...He may have worn my father's uniform, lived next door five years ago, took communion with my uncle each night for a year in the jungles of Vietnam but the familiar heap though weak and unthre......Read the rest...