Window Poems - Poems about Window

the fresh air wafts in meandering exploring curious and capricious gingerly bobbing candidly playful announcing with much enthusiasm summer's arrival ...

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Gloom descends upon my head, Think it will never end. Paint brush comes out, Primary colors flit about. Across the canvass in wide swathes. Inked in buildings, Some don't last. Of towering structures covered in paint, ...

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Three funny-looking scraggly emu birds were pecking at my window I thought it was the rain or maybe hail until I looked out They were hilarious-looking; what did they want? I wanted to know. I did not understand their bird speak, they finally huffed off in a pout....

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People walk the streets, Some wait for the bus, ...

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summer magic of an open window love in the air AP: Honorable Mention 2025 Posted on April 17, 2025...

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Through the narrow window of time, I see fleeting shadows of lives that remain unfulfilled, Men bound to desks like to foreign altars, captive in routine and silence, Souls enclosed in a shell of paper and numbers, with hearts beating under the cold light's clocks, Once hunters of dreams and stars, now hunters of signatures and senseless approvals, Strangers...

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Like a picture frame encasing the beauty of the ocean, the moving curtains wafted by the breeze, the waters sparkle and blue skies enhance the view. We found a piece of paradise in this haven of peace. A well needed rest from the hurly burly of our busy lives. Time is slower here, the air is clear and we...

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My heart is a stained glass window, fragile as a Rose in May refracting light from every angle, it holds life's leeway Suffused with fragments of love, I can be warm as night filled with a sense of awe, when you tilt me to the light, ...

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one window was all that i was given way up high pointing at the sky a cage really but all i asked was to see the expanse of blue and if lucky the parade of sun the moon the stars AP: Honorable Mention 2025 Posted on April 3, 2025...

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Through the window of time, waves of souls flow, lost in darkness, Through the window of dreams, I feel caught in webs of memories and eternal longings. Through the window of destiny, the mirror of the world shatters into shards of falling stars, Through the window of silence, I wait for time to release me from its unseen...

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Along with the grief of a beloved dead cat, Comes the joy of watching the birds through your window, It was be as small as getting a laugh from a fall, It’s a tortured artist creating beauty from his pain, It’s dying old trousers to cover a stain, Liking them more- now you wear them again, Tears of heartbreak water you...

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In my window Atop the world, I see you smile, traces of sadness you attempt to hide, happiness that lacks. In my window Atop the world, I see you smile, Tears hidden by A mask with cracks. In my window Atop the world, I see you crumble, your perfect facade breaking down, little by little, piece by piece. In my window Atop the world, I see...

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‘What light through yonder window breaks.’ (Romeo and Juliet, Act 2, Scene 2) I see a strange light outside my window~ ET never did make it home ...

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The American South sits in my throat like grief. Faded floral curtains on Either side of a square, stained window Brown flecks, sometimes red, like the one in My brother’s eye— Nobody knows where they come from. Do you think Eve and Lilith used to kiss? In the garden where no one could see? New Mexico coyotes, dug up from pond banks Smile at me...

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purple bowl in the window he didn’t like city buses spouting black smoke, park benches overtaken by pigeons, or towns with straight, one-way streets. he didn’t care for department stores featuring girls with plastic smiles or big-nosed politicians smoking short, fat cigars. he was raised in the south and chewed words longer than...

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