Remembering Summer
Gone are your wild tresses and your breezy caresses and your warmth at the start the day Here lie your desiccated accessories and your subtle pleasantries and your ashes of … Continue reading Remembering Summer
Tag: poetry
The Most Charming Small Town
At this most charming downtown, you can stroll down Memory Lane. You can have a root beer or iced tea or a tart lemonade, even a double-scoop ice cream cone. … Continue reading The Most Charming Small Town
Today
Faces may fade Moments Beyond Beyond Moments Life may jade Use your Time Live to Laugh Laugh to Live Dare to Climb This is How Embrace every Love Love every … Continue reading Today
Travel Companion
Where am I going? What’s my location? I wouldn’t know where I am without you, You, who Get the Precise Source of my orientation, guide me on how to get … Continue reading Travel Companion
Stuffy
I do not have a perfect nose. You’ll certainly notice while I doze. It’s my darn allergies you see that cause pollens to affect me. So, my nose it sniffles … Continue reading Stuffy
Anticipation
They have sand between their toes, a keen look upon their face, marveling at this place, as they jump each wave towards shore, so brave. See their skin glisten in … Continue reading Anticipation
Regret
Manifestations of sorrow, Embraces, laughter and fear never forgotten; Moments engraved like tattoos Offering a glimpse of a past Rapidly fading into oblivion Yearning to be relevant This is an … Continue reading Regret
Longing
Whimsical windows Washing away solitude Wondrous worlds await This haiku is a tribute to the many screens in our lives as part of Blogging University’s Writing 201 Poetry class. Follow … Continue reading Longing
Elizabeth Zertuche 