Weights Poems - Poems about Weights

There is no scale that can weigh the power of hope Winter ICE riding an Alberta Clipper from the new northern state down to the Gulf of America A Brown wave No time for Brown waves...Read the rest...

Dear dumbbell, I can remember the first time I held you in my hands. Two 5-pound weights - small, yes, But if you can remember, I was seven. My father, forty-six and still going, Introduced me to you. I was young, and wasn’t...Read the rest...

Ten pound weights, of encouragement, uplifting smiles, curl, extend, as fingers unwind, and romanticize. Felicitous lips, the story of joy explored with double dutch jump. Flickers of childhood light, that of a born again saint. Cash into my hands, at Christmas time, as my smile made her smile. I passed on the bills to my child, who needed it more. Pass your...Read the rest...

The weight He had written two short books Wanted to show her, his work, Not now she said, I’m watching telly. Around the beam that keeps the heaven’s roof from falling down, He slung a rope fastened to a scrap...Read the rest...

It was his younger years in being a competitive Bodybuilder He competed in numerous Bodybuilding Contests and won It was his sheer dedication in not being out done It was other sports just for fun The Old Man saw...Read the rest...

Big and Carrie, a romance that carried Passion, desire, hunger and thirst But a bad boy’s love is what hurts the worst For when one craves and gets an inner inch For love that’s wings are clipped and stitched Conditional...Read the rest...