Poems About: GRADUATE

Only nineteen fresh from school when first I saw you
years later with stones in my shoes and mirthful mistakes
Chateau Margaux still undrunk allegory of a dream yet unfulfilled
it’s all in your eyes the gods keep them flowing in bloody Bordeaux read more »

Where are the Poets, unto whom belong
The Olympian heights; whose singing shafts were sent
Straight to the mark, and not from bows half bent, read more »

Love the feeling of you there
You keep me company, and shade out my fear
Fear of being alone
Standing in the dark by myself read more »

Is my daddy home?
I miss my Daddy
i want him to craddle me
like when i was baby again read more »

From home to school, eight hours of study
Back home for more study
The several tests and surprising grades
Place the students in some weird states read more »

~I miss you~

The rain is falling
The little droplets of water read more »

Lips registered smiles
As the varied family durations
Of three, four or five years
Ceremoniously came to a close. read more »

Scholarly bees who attend college and graduate with high marks
go to dewy clover fields wet enough to prevent a scalded mouth,
dull bees are sent to Cleveland, to my house, and others nearby
where the gardens are limp green, plants like washed dollar bills read more »

Mommy tell me more
about when you were young
Mommy will you please
sing me a song you sung? read more »

White highlighted by purple and gold
upon our arrival, we nervously walked through the threshold
her arm safely secured
the couple that would never be read more »

I love my nephew,
He is so new.
He loves to play,
He gets bigger everyday. read more »

April showers fell unseasonably cold @ VaTech,
that morning, the
dripping blood of a forfeited soul with selfish motives. read more »