Bill Simmons Poems

As I look at the statue of a woman
I amaze at this wonderful thing I see
I wonder how God could have created
Such a beautiful creature as she
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I see ice upon the water
Like frozen strands of time
Just like my memories of you
Frozen in my mind
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Dark clouds forming in the overcast
Steady breeze blowing from the east
Light rain mixed with sleet and snow
Seems a lot like my day should be
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Blue Birds, songs heard
A Bird's lullaby
Tear falls, child cries
Natures breath of life
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Lonesome and I somehow we get by
There is always so much to do
We work in the yard and sometimes on the car
And sometimes we wash it too
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She is laying beside me
But she is somewhere else
This uneasy feeling
Tells me I'm by myself
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He loved the old widow
This gentle old man
But he couldn't get courage
To ask for her hand
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If this is a test, how am I doing
I ought to do quite well somehow
For I've been to the finest school of learning
And on heartbreak, I know all there is now
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Soft as rose petals
Is what he says to me
He thinks I'm beautiful
All I see is me
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I married mean senorita
Problem is, didn't know she like this
I prefer to hug, to love and to touch
She prefer to pinch instead of a kiss
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