The Door That Opened Somewhere Else A strange inventor built a door, That never led outside, He turned the handle carefully, And stepped through from the side.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 2 months ago in Poets
Sunshine, Daisy you can’t tell me what beauty is because you can’t see it in yourself. Why is it hard for people to see the true beauty that they are?
By Jen Phillips2 months ago in Poets
A Tribute to Dolly Parton With sadness in my heart today, I write these words with tears to say, That Dolly Parton has passed away,
Step one: grow Step two: get in line Step three: get an education Step four: be intelligent- but don't outshine the stars.
Warning: This story is supposed to be a light-hearted story. A funny little memory I'd love to share with you. No children were harmed in this story.
The Clock That Stole Tomorrow He built a clock that showed the future, With numbers glowing bright, It didn’t show the hours past, It showed tomorrow night.
There are rules in Appalachia that nobody writes down. No book keeps them. No preacher reads them from a pulpit. No sign stands at the edge of the holler
By Ernest Taulbee2 months ago in Poets
This proven, practical productivity Software, this Lovely logiciel gone viral Promises prompt progress for a Footloose procrastinator
By Paul A. Merkley2 months ago in Poets
The Dog That Turned Into A Cat They bought a little puppy, With floppy ears and paws, He wagged his tail at everyone, And slept beside the doors.
The End of Summer The sun hangs low upon the sky, The golden days begin to fade, The warmth that held the summer close, Now slowly slips into the shade.
The Gypsy Knocked On My Door A gypsy knocked upon my door. I’d never seen her there before. She smiled at me beneath the moon. And said she wouldn’t stay till noon.
I peer outside my window At an ocean that is so blue And contemplate the future What’s in store for me and you And there he is floating round
By Calvin London2 months ago in Poets
