Venue Poems - Poems about Venue

It was not my plan to be here. I was drawn hither by cold beer Thither, Hell’s heat too stiff to bear Nor should I to it flesh spare… And, now, everywhere noise is near. You know I don’t drink and keep fear Noise, next full storm and life is dear. So leave I should: try some calm rear What do I say:...

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Another milestone hurdled as we decide to embark on the journey of life together Forecast predicting bad weather but as long as I have you nothing else will matter We can get through any storm, and at times it may seem harder than you imagined You may even ask is this even worth it, or is this bomb...

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A Farmer Cultivates Plants flowers 9/16/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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VENUE OF VULTURES full-bodied wings cling to turkey vultures venturing across my path headed for no man’s land 3/21/2019 Writing Challenge 4 March 2019 Kimo Poetry Contest Sponsor -...

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roadside diner dark wings and carrion daily specials ©7/28/2018 for Senryu contest - poetry contest...

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on this lovely day birds singing more than usual the sky crystal clear ‘twas a most glorious day one we’d never forget to be thankful for the bountiful gifts of life just mailed all the invites celebrating this august married 50 years rushing home to show off the new dress she bought when out the patio door she thinks she sees his collapsed body in the backyard leaps to the rescue only to find...

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Luminesce pearls hang from web, venue used as the two wed, spiders dance then go to bed. 2-21-17...

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It‘s often cold where I dwell Running from the confines of Painful venues which are here I'm in my own hell Russell Sivey...

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