Category: Poetry
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Poem: Beat Your Children
Beat Your Children Beat your children every day. Lessons learned will surely stay. They must learn to try their best Try to out perform the rest. – If won’t beat them, what is taught? Success without effort brought? To master life, must work hard, Stay alert, be on ones guard. – In the morn, if…
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Poem about The Lack of Ambition To Get A Job
NOT THE JOB FOR ME It’s not that I don’t want to work, But don’t like to slave for a jerk. The tasks are dreary And make me weary. So from all things not fun I’ll shirk. – Mental work is the chore I choose. At a desk, scratch my head and muse. Never broke…
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Poem: Birthday Wish
Birthday Wish – My special friend is sixty three. A year, times three, older than me. In years he is old, But like youth lives bold, As a child, through life, he runs free. – This man he is not an old fart, Though oft, early mornings, can’t start. Give him cup of joe, Then…
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Poem: Search For Self
Search For Self I spent my years learning how to fit in. One day got lost, midst the media’s spin. Whirling around, my brain learning by rote, Not real thinking, my mind would gently float. Others know best, they are experts you see. They know it all, know what’s best for me. – One day…
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Poem: Poetry Pause
Poetry Pause Peppery pearls of purling poetry Often flow fast and furiously. Sometimes though, sonnets shine sans shimmer, Growing gangly gaining no glimmer. Therefore think it’s time to type on Tuesday, Pausing poetry prepared prior ‘post’ days. June Nash I have been writing poetry at a pace of 4-5 per week since I started this…
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