Poems About: RETIREMENT

Thru the door....

Oh! Another floor. read more »

I love you more than my cousin of silent thought—
As the blue cat, enamored of Indian headdress, sated by
Porcupines and the first European explorers to this
Region, read more »

Standing at a corner unseen to us,
with his dreadful club
what a busy creature he is.
Always watching our every steps read more »

Whence you are newly married
great attention is paid to dressing habits.
Negligible things, such as make-up, usually
eat up much of your valuable time read more »

If I am not mistaken,
Wasn't it you who stated to me...
Skills I had were being wasted?
And I should concentrate with a more emphasis, read more »

Creativity and inventiveness look rare virtues;
In the name of procedure they are crushed
And novelty and innovation seem seldom ever! read more »

Overwhelmed, underpaid and married,
To someone who perceives...
Going through the ceremony was enough.
And the performance of being a full-time spouse, read more »

Those who age want to stay in place.
Fearing to let go...
To allow the younger people,
A quicker advance and a move forward... read more »

Colleagues industriously typing away, I’m fighting
against an attack of somnambulism, fell over and
crashed – threw some objects down to cover my
faux pas, I would enjoy it if only a fairy tale were in read more »

In a ‘cheap' apartment
With high utilities and
A great sense of aaah; read more »

It's been a long day
Fitting a week in one day
Enough to fade you
Knees buckling over themselves read more »

I wasn't
Happy
As a
Daughter read more »