Waltzes Poems - Poems about Waltzes

The air waltzes with your echo, it’s a rhythm play, pause, repeat; I can’t make out the libretto, the air waltzes with your echo; A beat that pure instinct will know, leaving you in the driver’s seat; The air waltzes with your echo, it’s a rhythm play, pause, repeat....

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Joy dances in even to the bereft She cracks my frown with a tango Then she leaves my house swept Joy is a hummingbird trapped indoors Her iridescence lights up all my grime Usher her out before I’m enamored But, happiness is like fish overstayed His cloying perfume overpowered He is a rhino to her phoenix raised Sometimes joy is an elephant Hiding under a...

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Craving dissolves in melting snow, tidal desire in a bawdy ditch groans; blue veils bewail in a lonely creek, and dawn mourns on window panes. Jealousy hides in a dusty, dark corner, a luscious, vicious, slithering red snake, on hearing twinkling smile of dawn, at door, wide-open, with “welcome” sign. All hide: pride, boredom, rage, and lust, as frightened rats, running in...

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Our missionary friends just adopted a little girl from the Ukraine: the princess waltzes out orphanage gates — familial dance 9/10/2018...

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Summer waltzes in at the drumbeat of happiness causing all my flowers to curtesy and dance its the season of great joy, a time of great bless and the grass looks so plush and full of enhance Summer waltzes in at the drumbeat of happiness...

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Its nearin’ trail’s end and you’re windin’ down the drive, There’s a touch of cool breeze and it’s good to be alive— You’re headin’ toward the railhead and hear the cow’s bleat— The ends always near, when wind waltzes through the wheat. You’re happy on your haunches though you ain’t well fed— You know the drive’s a good one when...

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