Crannies Poems - Poems about Crannies

There are now nooks and crannies in elementary school classrooms. Places for children to slither and slide into When they need a break When they despise multiplication facts When they are tired of reading When I was a child I would have spent all day in one of these crannies Ignoring the teacher as hard as I could...

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Crannies in Time Resting beneath a pile of silken scarves and soft kid gloves - Hatboxes filled with old tweed caps, cuff links bearing long lost crests, A leather box – a jewelry case – opened to reveal a ballerina’s spinning grace, To release a mania of memories, popping up like popcorn, as if they...

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the wonder of you radiates the wonder of me; for time shan’t stand still when all is lost in nooks and recesses of where my mind used to wander- now melodrama of the night has been ceased, and all who walk the road to “all-knowing” shall be free from who they once were instances of wrong doings and crannies of...

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We all have them, clothes, shoes - whatevers, hesitation has enshrined in the "Maybe next year" vault. Perhaps they will fit one day in more than memories that surround them. We all have them, pieces of yesterdays any Road Show host would ignore, yet, we cherish them drenched in daydreams. We all love them, shoes with the mud of another day, trapped in the crannies of our souls ......

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nooks and crannies annuals wildflowers bloom city pavements Inspire by Line Gauthier...

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