Poems About: GRADUATION

The crisp airs of the evening dark
The pain and hate that leaves through a solemn breath
God knows, hell is upon me
The darkness closes in read more »

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ANOTHER STEP:
-How do we view birth?
As the beginning
-What is school like? read more »

A Father's Medals World War One
The wrist band from a stillborn son
The first picture of the two (now three)
An Old Irish Fiddle, Left to me read more »

sadness is always followed by tears
heartbreak to romance has always been followed by
wondering who what where and why
wonder why we must say goodbye read more »

I’m exposed to the worse type of individuals but endured the best
I’ve seen every malicious act from envy and betrayal
Acknowledge death for what it is and still move forward
My bumps and bruises will all heal read more »

you are the subject which i study
understanding and getting to know you psychologically
learning new ways to do right
ways to out do the wrong read more »

I saw the people crying
Their eyes red from tears
I could also hear
In their voices their fears read more »

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He was the first to graduate,
top of his class at that.
Male nurse he was,
an oxymoron for the crowd, read more »

Velvet corridors form a labyrinth of purple bliss within the city walls
Our journey is begun, now, as we follow the summers trail
Sailing in the shadow of the sun.
The stars are our guardians by nightfall read more »

In my alma mater, Santo Tomas
We had heard of a mysterious tale
Of a gentle Spanish friar who was
A sight that turned anyone very pale. read more »