Poems About: CHICAGO

on a cold winter
a friend in Chicago finally
opens up like
a clam and grabs read more »

did you hear

beside the earth quakes
in chicago read more »

How do you tell
a wife you love
there are Spring days
in raw Chicago read more »

Housing Project, Chicago

Where I am now
there are no leas, no read more »

Chicago, the South Side,
long before Barack Obama

those I'd love see live read more »

Chicago's North Side

This senior citizen
whose face is Rushmore still read more »

Left my dump, off to the cafe
Ankling it, no need for a hack
I'm a johnnie walker
Stopped a bit to jaw a little read more »

I like Canadians.
They are so unlike Americans.
They go home at night.
Their cigarettes don't smell bad. read more »

In flat America, in Chicago,
Graceland cemetery on the German North Side.
Forty feet of Corinthian candle
celebrate Pullman embedded read more »

I'm in love with you,
I fell in love with you during a difficult situation.
I adore the brisk wind that lifts up off of the lake,
that pertrudes to my face. read more »

As I was rummaging through
the file boxes my wife had left for me
in the garage
I found a yellow legal pad read more »

She participated in the inaugural festivities in Washington, D.C.,
15 years old, King College Prep Marching Band, she would see,
President Barrack Obama & history in the making for a 2nd time,
Back home in Chicago, dismissed from school early, all was fine. read more »