Shop Window Poems - Poems about Shop Window

... During a bad storm one night I turned on my television Grey and black flickering lines appeared, obscuring my vision I went outside and saw the aerial had bent over but it would have to wai......Read the rest...

...Shadow & Reflection ( always yours) “Just a fun instant write” I realise a scent, a sniff, not a nose to the ground visual image hot on its heels, it feels, not a ear to the drum noisy hum, lum......Read the rest...

...Sometimes this creature looks at you. Those eyes can be so piercing. Or are they kind, sympathetic? He or she is fur – and even that is artificial stuff. But with eyes. What were you thinking ......Read the rest...

...What would I do without free verse? Well, I'd fit to a form Intellectually it's within my gift I can master it (thank you for your applause) I'm musing rather than showing off Returning again to......Read the rest...

...aka my uncategorised plethora of poems which are a mix of half formed thoughts, full on effort that missed the marked and quick musings that strangely went down well. Then pondering why I leave t......Read the rest...

...A mind realized that it had become itself, a self that had been molded by fractured hands yet somehow by the grace of time had now become itself. This self was both a shop-window and ......Read the rest...

...Price for respectability never means to spend money like water While the wife of a poor country’s president was outside at a shop that sells luxury items, the shop window broke and cut her purs......Read the rest...

...The Last Time I saw Father David J Walker There he was His face aglow behind the Coffee shop window Sitting stirring a chrome-plated spoon In the dark sheen of Coffee sugar and cream ......Read the rest...

...A tumor bloomed in my muted throat, I had to duct tape my mind to the wordless, had to be a spy in a watchers eye. I'm looking at a lion staring into a camera; under its heavy paw a gazelle al......Read the rest...

...Shocking and disgusting the old ladies said Enough to turn the meek a delicate shade of red What would I wonder a man of the cloth say Would he tut tut and complain and look away The old men......Read the rest...

...You won’t see these word in a shop window printed across a smiling face, or embossed, engraved, or scribbled; probably not daubed on toilet stall walls yet. They belong to the Net, a pliable d......Read the rest...

...Everyone's seen the morning sun the light slants and the blood-splattered sky the full moon's sliced off to night's dark face on to the TV screen, Facebook or Whatsup seasons arrive and go, to re......Read the rest...

...out on the streets a beggar man, my tainted hat stretched out for alms, flowing past me, the city crowds, they rush away, show empty palms! people lost in their rainbow dreams, one by one, go ......Read the rest...

...Slow down!  by Viv Wigley The first week of September, still no sign of Halloween, a shop window full of Christmas cards the second I have seen. By the time my Pumpkin's binned and fake spi......Read the rest...

...THE CAT, THE DOG, THE MOUSE AND THE RABBIT HUTC>/center> When passing the pet shop window, I saw a wondrous sight. The pets were having a party, far into the night. The cat was smoking a......Read the rest...