March Poems | Examples of March Poetry

Cornichons The Cute Kind Tasse and Gobelet are lovers. Two beautiful peacocks. I made a wager on the horses ,but didn't wanna tell my friends. The woman said. She would listen to Organ music during the day often times she'd sing along with the words to the songs: she had an old book with songs,rhymns and poems in it. She'd get up early in...

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a Rondel When “Pomp and Circumstance” is played, we stand as graduates march by in caps and gowns with heads held high. For this event, they long have prayed. The sweetest memories are made, and tissues are in vast supply! When “Pomp and Circumstance” is played, we stand as graduates march by. Though some details, with time, will fade, on memory we can rely to store...

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The Sands of Time ...

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tweet tweet cheep cheep cheep birdspeak lights up the meadow marchs melody...

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Dark Sunday nights The month of November Nothing I care to remember ...

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Let us march towards this month, With a sense of love and joy, And then distribute cakes and almonds, For our little ones to enjoy. The warmth of sunshine, The sweetness of Red-Wine, The love for which we all pine, March made all of them to me- Mine! March reminds you of the warmth of hearts, It brings your life to every form of...

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Snow in late March It's a great reason to think about People who are used to controlling everything Sometimes, life gives us surprises Ease us a little challenges Probably to make us flexible Resourceful and not lose our ability to wonder Because while we wonder, we live and feel....

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2025.3.27 For me, it will be the last swimming day in the beach. I came here to enjoy the nature for one hour. Time flies so fast, it breaks my heart. It was not long ago, Two brand new swim suits added to my wardrobe. I maximised them and used them weekly. Now, chances to swim in the sea, Will be very...

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morning egg yolk surprise brightly peeks ...

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This week is bleak, the birds don’t sing No sun, no rains, but greyness Even the churchbells didn’t ring Have they become atheists The bellman and the bearded dean And all the congregation? In times like this to breathe is sin No promise of salvation Can take away the truth it fakes And like a stubborn stem Grows through the slab, the truth condemns...

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Billy no longer needed his hood for the rain She had stopped ten minutes ago But his yellow slicker felt comfortable around his face He trudged through the overly tall grasses toward school It was March, so rain could come again in a rush Possibly a monsoon with thirty-mile an hour winds He was not experienced like his Des Moines Grandpa But...

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Grey skies in March as I walk through the littered yard. The grass is brown. No one sees me except the man across the alley loading scrap into his pick-up. We talk weather— snow two days ago today mist and rain while we bear the weight of our lives. He says he’s laid off but hopes to return soon. I talk about lost love and an empty heart. We agree we want to...

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Leprechaun, you have it wrong You need to sing the barmaid’s song Bawdy and fun Raunchy on the run Words just shy of a dirty bong Leprechaun, come sit with me Right here, on my broken knee I will give you a pinch Feeling each little inch You will like it, you will see....

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They jump from the earth silent as the sun’s rising announcing spring’s new birth lingering delights, baptizing Souls who need their smiles to restore the music’s words knowing, after so many trials sun’s breath sings to the birds They tell of a melancholic tale preaching to hearts, so still knowing their love will not fail as the night’s stars quietly spill Fading from the green meadows playing gently...

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Little leprechaun is fighting mad Irish of course, so big and bad Someone tooted in his beer Swung around and used their rear He’s determined to make others sad...

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