Poems About: AUGUST

August songs are coming in
One by one they leave their roads
Sunshine giving with their spin
Sharing moments with their loads read more »

Roads less travelled
are the most interesting of all
their paths overgrown
and their beauty untouched. read more »

The eye of the tornado-
peaceful and quiet-
is hard to find.
everywhere is turmoil and death; read more »

One kiss for old time sake
before we part our separate ways
who knows where or when
our paths will cross again. read more »

the improvident queen spends and spends
she requests a shade on her path
as she walks the grounds
a canopy of oak branches winding up read more »

When rains wet the earth,
That when all of creation whets their thirst,
When the sun lights nature,
That when trees breath deep, read more »

Sunset in a wilderness -
that is where I feel
the substance of thee read more »

No time to cry
The bills are coming
Stand up and try
To stop hurting. read more »

She asked her,
To look after the house,
Whilst in Gibraltar,
Once gone, read more »

Lacking an inborn sense of territory
I could soar through rivers,
But in midair I was exulted. read more »

Our frayed affections
Plagued by constant doubts,
Defiled by questions
Assailed by Fear inside out. read more »

It captures me while I wait,
The moment of beginning,
The soulful dance,
My gentle beating heart awakened. read more »