Frances May

Frances May Poems

• Messy Mess Mess
  My room is a mess, I must confess, and just like my brain it's disordered, I guess.
• Parents
  Like dodging raindrops from summer skies, we brush the tears away from their eyes, and we teach them to hide what they're feeling inside.
• Rain
  Rain on my window Rain on the ground
• Rainbow Drizzle
  I seldom see those like you or me that is why we're meant to be
• Blaaaah - My 10 Second Poem
  Plastic grass and paper daisies. Painted nails and designer babies.
• Imperfectly True
  Be proud of your flaws for they make you You, That spot on your nose It's like morning dew.
• Choices
  Please don't clip my wings, Don't nail me to the ground. Let me fly far away Among the clouds
• Lost
  Get lost among the sandunes Whoever you may be The pebble clad beaches the soft, subdued sea.
• I Curl My Hair On Saturdays
  I curl my hair on Saturdays It stays straight on Sun On Tuesday I wear it in a bow and sometimes in a bun.
• A Bonkers Poem
  Why so? Said the elephant, chewing on some grass. Why not? Said the fairy, polishing her brass.
• A Nuts Poem
  The afterlife Is kinda shite All demons and angry souls.
• An Awesome Poem
  I'm just churning out the poems Like a crazy poem machine My fingers they keep on typing My eyes stuck to the screen
• Oh Birdy!
  I sit on the lampost, and sqwauck with glee! I smile at you, you frown at me,
• We English
  We English are drinkers of tea We like to play polo and speak eloquently.