I'm not the same old me So let's see where things lead And cheers to new beginnings I’m not the same person when I first met you
By Emily Binkley4 months ago in Poets
Up and down the aisles we race, Through the humble dollar store. On a hunting spree, my siblings I chase, As our shoes slide 'cross the floor.
By M. A. Mehan 4 months ago in Poets
When the lunch bell rang, I would run to her house, just down the street, boots flying, as fast as I could go. Nan would help me off with my coat and shoooosh me into the kitchen. Where the table would be set for me - just so.
By Bonnie Bowerman4 months ago in Poets
I loaded my washing machine, It made me swim; I think that's really mean! I vacuumed my room, But something went POP!
By Carol Townend4 months ago in Poets
My empty stomach growling, I turned on the machine. Whir! With my small cup of kernels, And a patient smile,
By Rebecca Patton4 months ago in Poets
They rolled with freedom The hedge was broken within Zip my tongue, zip it!
By Emos Sibu Poriei (Kaya)4 months ago in Poets
Butterscotch toffee Candy melting in my mouth Dancing on my tongue after I pulled it from the shelf Echoing memories of childhood in Canada
By Test4 months ago in Poets
In a world of screens and clicks, Love has found a new place to exist. No longer confined to the physical realm, It now thrives in the digital realm.
By Elefty Erika Siama4 months ago in Poets
I remember sitting at my desk as the teachers droned on Excited to go home, thinking it can not be to long. The bell finally rung and out the classroom I ran
By Kyle Preedy4 months ago in Poets
Vegemite So salty You made me sarcastic
By MikMacMeerkat4 months ago in Poets
It was difficult to pick a favorite snack for me I called a brother and talked to my hubby It appeared easy for them as it was clearly
By Denise E Lindquist4 months ago in Poets
Once upon a stick so sweet, A lollipop began its merry beat. With colors bold and flavors rare, It thought life would be beyond compare.
By Maria DC4 months ago in Poets