Wabash Poems - Poems about Wabash

...It seemed to happen in a flash. Our movements were rash. Behind the breakfast bar With scraps of potato hash. Our webbed little feet Stuck in a muddy mash. Scores of us slip-slapping up the all......

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...Being met by a river like in some boyhood dream, I retain a memory of the Wabash with affection. Its vista added an attraction to the landscape, Aided from above by a blue expanse of reflection. ......

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...A mournful train whistle, that most evocative sound, heralds the departure and the wheels start their round There can have been few things as satisfying as a long slow train ride, especially......

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...(fear not stalwart reader, the sword of Damocles just grazed thy chest when fate found us a place to call home). to avoid the pitfall of prospective homelessness which near future prospect i......

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...written just a couple weeks before the lease at prior abode would expire, and no affordable habitat....just by happenstance and a thankful invisible hand of destiny. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ......

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...today, i wanna die and bid god riddance grandly going gamesomely gra grave, de deum, and cymbal crash to bing mulct emotionally, physically and spiritually - all the grinding hardships wo......

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...Oft' my thoughts drift back through the mists of time, To my childhood and my humble Indiana home, Those blissful days of youth so carefree and sublime! My memories of those blithesome days would ......

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...On the banks of the mighty Skagit, where the rushing waters flow, sat a fisherman of merit, the one known as Farmer Joe. Long he sat there, long he fished there, always waiting for the day he w......

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