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Sunday, August 17, 2008

A Short Winter Blizzard

A Poem by Lawrence J. Golicz 2000 A Short Winter Blizzard A cold day begins that way, a chilling damp wind and A grey formless sky joined seamless with the horizon. The city awakens, muscles, and stiffens its resolve, Pumping its red and white corpuscles in a mass along its highways. It beats a... Sign in to see full entry.

Friday, August 8, 2008

The Foot Race

A Poem by Larry Golicz The Foot Race Turmoil, gargoyle, restless to start, Bubbling, seething, bursting the heart, Stearin, fearing, selfless apart. Know not, why not, making it true, Seeking, streaking, leaping the quew, Tensless, senseless, claiming it new. Stumbling, trembling, holding the beat,... Sign in to see full entry.

Sleepless

A Poem by Larry Golicz, 1995 Sleepless Head on my pillow, rest for the night, And closing my eyes, seeing no sight. Waking for hours, then silence, then sleep, So tired to death, I fall in the deep. Cold in my face, and dead in my limbs, And my mind goes on thinking of sins. Touching to soothe the... Sign in to see full entry.

The Garbage Can

A Poem by Larry Golicz, 1995 The Garbage Can Dancing a toss, bang, and a drop, Rocking to roll, clanging to stop. The early morning cast it grey, Striking a pose, crumpled one way. Alone in the street, long left stranded, After emptied and ill handed. Still, and slumped, a garbage can play, Creases... Sign in to see full entry.

The Two Yellow Line

A Poem by Larry Golicz, 1995 The Two Yellow Line A black night, a light, above the road, With not even a house, curb or sign, No fog belied this two yellow line. Alone, so still in this place unknown, The lines goes dark to shadows of time. A path to take, while I'm not awake? Never too late, for... Sign in to see full entry.

The Girl in the Rear View Mirror

A Poem by Larry Golicz 1995 The Girl in the Rear View Mirror Start with my heart, new life so they say, Hard at the wheel of my car today. Then stopped with cars she saw me at bay, Rear mirror, facing, giving her smile. Then traffic lurching, moving, awhile, Chanting, pushing me back to her file. I... Sign in to see full entry.

Saturday, August 2, 2008

Lordy, A Prayer

A Poem by Larry Golicz, 1998 Lordy Lordy, Lordy, Lordy, Oh, Lord my God Above, Hear my Song in Stillness. Hear by Me All my Love. Lead Me from my Doubting, The Darkness of my Soul. Bring Me to your Gladness, The Lord, My God, I Know. Lordy, Lordy, Lordy, Oh, Lord my God Above, Take my Soul and Hold... Sign in to see full entry.

The Old Oak Tree at Wilshire

A Poem by Larry Golicz, 1997 The Old Oak Tree at Wilshire A stadium of green leaves wave, Cheering me with summer's breezes. Laughing and having fun, it gave. This old oak of life so pleases. When green grows yellow, when it's gold, It's not so pleased to greet the cold. Even then, this oak smiles I... Sign in to see full entry.

Haiku

Haiku Poems by Larry Golicz, 1995 The Doves Coo Morning Breaks the Sun, Mountain High Rays of Light Praying. The Trees Arm Reaching The Green Leaves Wrapted Closely Lures the Wind Gently. Calm Sea Meets the Shore Lapping Sounds on Sand Smoothed Sings Peace for Ages. Sign in to see full entry.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Dreamer

Dreamer A Poem by Larry Golicz February 25, 1996 The song of life begins it seems, With wishes made to lasting dreams. A dream of life lived far away, Dancing, smiling, singing all day. Startling brightness, shimmering gold, No shadows darken stairways bold. Leap quickly to spiralling light,... Sign in to see full entry.

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A Collection of Poems about the unnoticed in life, a chair, a motorcycle rider, work, God, love, a tree, doves, road crosses, death, the city all with new poems from time

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