Woolen Poems - Poems about Woolen

Meredee returned to the house shivering from the cold. I thought you took your woolen scarf, said her Grandma Bold. I did, she said, but her teeth were shaking, her fate sealed. Look here grandma, said her daughter, staring out into the field. Outside was a tiny Scottish calf, with woolen scarf around his neck you see. I had to...

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Coats buttoned and hats in place, but hands are still exposed Fitting gloves on tiny fingers is a chore when they're opposed Bribes are needed for some children to keep them standing still Mittens prevent parents from yelling, "Come on kid. Just chill!" Little digits wiggle because they don't want to be constrained, so, in warm woolen mittens my child's...

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blanket like clouds rolls westward naughty woolen socks on floor midnight eyelids make a grab now thief has cold feet 11/7/2020...

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they used to say if there's a will there's a way and so i tried not to live with materialism but given now at my age i've accumulated dated and what i thought were savable things thinking how could i throw these memo ries away so my attic fills as does my basement one mouse filled the other mold damp mouse traps and a humidifier can't make or keep them to last but what is lost when they are found by a stranger the memory that surrounds them and...

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I could see every youth moving to that market. A place where I bought my solely blanket; An abode full of different people who make noise. There, men and women are standing still in poise. A bachelor had gone there with his puppet; Nights his third leg had been badly upright. To buy a nice and fitting woolen blanket...

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A knitted quilt lays on my bed's divan Needled by Grandma, generations ago Its wool fiber pliant and wide enough To keep the family cuddled in bonfire eves Sheltering me now, her heirloom's gift. C T Contest: Wool Jan 17, 2016...

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Woolen Shawls Mothers are like woven shawls knitted from the finest wool. Stitch by stitch, their shapes are formed for warmth, comfort and protection... forever, as enduring wraps of love. Sandra M. Haight ~Honorable Mention~ Contest: Wool Sponsor: CT Judged: 01/20/2016 ...

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