Poems by Richard S

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  • Bar-b-ques abound.
    Acceptable feces counts...

  • We got him when "the girl" was four,
    A show dog the breeder rejected...

  • Antique chairs invite.
    To sit would be to accept the inevitable...

  • The streets are white and crisp and new.
    My thoughts turn to the crows...

  • The job of a poet, to enlighten the world,
    And show us what it can be...

  • Sun setting over plains of desire.
    Shadows get longer next to our fire...

  • The Sandman Inn looks at me,
    Across the parking lot...

  • You come home to a wagging tail,
    And licks to the face...

  • Three years married now.
    A life effected forever...

  • Tired (1)

    So tired these days.
    Working too hard I guess...

  • Who is the girl that I call my own?
    A vision that's risen from loveliness sown...

  • Two years since words in cyberspace
    Two years since first contact...