Veranda Poems - Poems about Veranda

...Watching the sunset Small joy brings simple life Banish my upset.......Read the rest...

..." Many, many years ago our Parish Priest told this story, and I have never forgotten it. The moral being that God helps those that helps themselves. It was a pleasure to put that story to rhyme, and ......Read the rest...

...Below the wrought iron veranda, a guitar translated the dark. Orchids unrolled their purple tongues to arbor the moon. We had quarreled earlier, now I lowered my head in your lap. Someone w......Read the rest...

...The night was slippery, glass windows squeaked, fingertips slipped off skin. Humidity paused between layers of still air, only to slowly leak through. The house was raised up on stilts to avoid f......Read the rest...

... In the slate horizon static like a slab of rooted rock, charcoal clouds clambered from its convolute edge with the storm that rushed with the gruelling gale, carrying the cascade of th......Read the rest...

...on the veranda sounds of raindrops, twirling leaves scurrying squirrels gunshots in the distance boom - deer to decimate garden ......Read the rest...

...Before you kill me, can you come to my home? I will prepare a meal for you. You can play with my children. Together we can dance to music, laugh at each other’s jokes. I will tell you stories......Read the rest...

...Let the moon dream, In our night sky, So your sigh, May caress its stars, Ballerina, in the rainbow hours, Your sighs bloom, Like the roses, Elegant, sweet, and rugged, Glowing upon your ve......Read the rest...

...Though like cats the hours stray, The infinity of our love will never be far away, The mist shall dance upon its ballerina heels, As the love and garden of your lips seals, The midnights shal......Read the rest...

...Wake Our Dawns As True Beautiful Flightless Angels Sweet small offerings I give to you Till your hands say a fine hello The months wear thinly our hungers I can almost hear your voice Standing......Read the rest...

...I saw Pop sitting just outside the veranda, slumped over in his wheelchair, his limp left arm tied to the chair’s railing. He looked up and waved with his good hand. “Sara!” he called with delight.......Read the rest...

...One night about a year ago, we heard whimpering at our door. One of us had to get up and go, didn’t reckon for what was in store. A dog, with a note “look after our dog we don’t want him anymore. ......Read the rest...

...Miss the quiet so go to the porch Drawn into its pleasure. Awesome way to start a day. Viewing nature's measure Water sprinklers imitate rain. Man's poor substitute Across the wa......Read the rest...

...It was cooler on the veranda, below us, a Spanish guitar translated twilight words. Orchids unrolled their purple tongues for the moon to drink upon. We had quarreled earlier, now I lowered m......Read the rest...

...The Christmas night a long time ago was freezing cold, a six year old he couldn’t keep the excitement on hold, for the lovely gifts for him Santa would bring, wanted the night to fly away quickl......Read the rest...