Doormen Poems - Poems about Doormen

...A bicycle bell very clearly does say, Melodiously, “Please get out of my way!” It isn’t as jarring as honking we’d hear From taxis or cars warning us to steer clear. It doesn’t disturb like a g......

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...The time of year to tip is here – The doormen and the super, The newspaper deliverers; Unless you’re in a stupor… You give some dough so they will know That they’re appreciated For cash is a......

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...The FedEx truck is parked outside, The boxes being piled, Awaiting transfer home to The apartment-domiciled. Each package hits the lobby first Where doormen do the sorting, Relying on the num......

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...The curse, the lethargy, conceived out of wedlock Dawn and Day, the mother-in-law of the race of the Ogres, the tub filled with toads, vipers and snakes, the cohabitant who always stays out - ......

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... ( as an after dinner wonder mint ) It's a park but there's no grass because everyone's slipping on appeal. Everyone has cameras except the girl. They're taking her picture. Now......

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...Driving in the city, I'm used to many things - Crazy cabbies, honking horns, Pigeons spreading wings. In attentive texters, Speedy messengers on bikes, Nannies pushing strollers filled With......

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...Baltimore Tales lazy fat cat meowing, begging for a meal, mother baking cookies, grates an orange peel. husband’s belly flopping, cold beer in his hand, watching Jimmy Kimmel, singing with......

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