Soughs Poems - Poems about Soughs

...The soft breeze soughs softly through the tall cypress trees. I stare at the tomb of my son, gone so long now. How he loved to sail on gentle summer smooth seas. The soft breeze soughs s......

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...Starvation, famine, death for all. The prophecy foretold long time ago. Bear no fruit of hollow labor. That makes the urban and rural looks varicose. Ploughing all day nothing to bring homeward. ......

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...Ah! To be a child again and from worry to be free, To mimic Mister Squirrel and scamper up a tree! God made trees for climbing by little girls and boys, And to build a treehouse in, is one of childho......

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...While strolling through a military cemetery about a week or so ago, I became transfixed by the sounds wafting about that serene plateau. An inviting bench beckoned me to sit and muse a while, And ......

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...I am the center of raw and wild feelings. Born from an ancient spirit of infant and child. Falling back in a womb of darkness, myself I discover. Hiding in an egg, I hear a whisper. My shell is t......

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...What else do we have but what we can hold in our own two hands? Reticent whispers of honey sprinkle on my chest and I find that soughs deplete the sweetness ......

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...Guilded light tangers lost in flight over lavender meadows whistling like our rooster kettle Hot...summer days violets grew where crystal light filters through picture windows The wind soughs......

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