Poems About: CHICAGO

No, not the hulking linebackers from Chicago
but the grizzly wandering its range in Alaska
meeting with a band of brother bears
and traveling to a campground read more »

it is raining
but the way the things are going
this morning seems to be so soft and gentle
tiny needles of rain like some snowflakes read more »

I am drunk on rum and coke
I am lost in words
I am mixing my shadow
With the shadows of birds read more »

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The battle of the glassblowers in Kalamazoo
Sitting with anticipation in an old church pew
Gaffers from as far as Chicago and Detroit
To show of their talent, and some glass to exploit read more »

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Did you see the thoughts of my heart,
When tired, exausted, nearly frustrated,
Yet strong, with the head towards the stars,
I was working for your low rating? read more »

-Albert Parsons
went to his death
singing Annie Laurie;
didn't another have read more »

Ray of sunshine
When she smiles
Energetic
Sunflower read more »

tonight i have a good image
when mom and daughter finally meet at the airport
somewhere in Chicago read more »

the sun sets in the east
with it goes the warm embrace of love
the night brings no stars
most chicago nights seldom do read more »

Chicago

Sunday evening. Drunk
and strolling home. read more »