Best Bunch Poems

You never forget your first love.  by poet



How can I ever forget my lovely first love.
    Spring vivifies blossoms with dancing...

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Tinkling sounds of rain falling on shingled roofs 
wild winds and chestnut horses galloping with hooves 
Spruce trees breathing in the navy sky of June...

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I will turn back the pages of my life,
to when I was a little girl at school;
it was an old catholic school run by nuns,
gosh,...

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Sometimes life's a competition of how far we can throw,
Or simply having the greatest mind to win an intelligence show.
Certainly, there is still one thing...

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A poem is just a bunch of words 
Unless somebody reads it
And, like a plant, will droop and fade
If there's no one to feed it.

It...

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We got really dumped on yesterday

Was hoping we would miss out on this one

But must remember, this is Canada!

The land of ice and snow and...

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bunch of orchids

hanging on gold ribbons...

college prom date




Regina Riddle's Haiku Aha Moment
8/2/2014...

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In spite of my outrageous good looks
And the stealing of girls hearts, whatta crook
Other qualities I have
Like expelling lots of gas
But that's just a bunch...

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At the closest point, Russia and the U.S.
Are less than two miles apart
If an altercation breaks out between them
Using bikes instead of tanks would be...

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A man once known as Benny Grunch
One day led all his yatty bunch
From rehearsal to a lunch
That ended up in a crunch
When they rattled a...

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Rice walls slide secrets
Hand paint intellectual lips
Tear Kimono wings...

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The Tulips Photo can be viewed by using following URL
http://zfpreset024.zenfolio.com/blog/2013/7/sample-blog-2#addcomment


While watching 
The bunch of these Beautiful Tulips 
For a moment 
I thought 
As if I...

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Here’s a tale about Kermit the frog 
When blind drunk he slipped off a wet log
Miss Piggy was forlorn
Her dear ‘Kermie’ was ‘gorn’
Now he’s buried...

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By the shadows of summer
I declare war on spring
Winter gave me passage
While my true heart appears missing
the sounds of the evening town
Over the poplars
The things...

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The Great Barrier Reef is 2000 km long
Largest living structure on this planet we belong
You'll sleep well in the sack
Knowing this little known fact
A service...

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