Viator Poems - Poems about Viator

...A basket full of apples, an assortment of flavor. Wide plethora to pick from, maybe that is the problem. This is far too much to ask, a basket full of apples. By nature not gluttonous, deci......

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...This bejeweled heart dazzles with such fine adornments. Beads, feathers, and a smile simmer beneath fragile skin. A cauldron of courtship, this bejewels heart dazzles. Flowers and a long str......

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...She left me one fine spring day. I didn't see it coming, or rather her going away. Winter came because she left me. My heart chapped from the coldness of her exit. I couldn't find her to......

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... Written in the Viator Poetry Form Invented by Robin Skelton (1925-1997) Canadian Author and Poet 'Tis of Thee Canada For my country, proudly I wave the flag, surround by great ocean......

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