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Poetry: Tenderness

• 1 of 17

  by Victoria Dorain

  To My Grandmother

  When lonely days surround like a crew,
  Your tired mind's upset and bruised,
  Let go of sadness. Why remember

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• 2 of 17

  by Joel Stottlemire

  As a man
  I thought it was my job to kiss
  a woman's lips

  Now I kiss my baby's feet.

  As a man
  I thought it was my job to chop
  the

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• 3 of 17

  by Teresa Meakin

  Tenderness

  The tenderness of your sweet kiss
  The tenderness of your touch
  The tenderness of your warm embrace
  Makes my heart

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• 4 of 17

  by Divine

  At A Tender Age

  At the tender age of six
  he felt more pain than anyone
  could ever imagine from the hands
  of his angry mother.

  At

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• 5 of 17

  by Sharon Jenson

  My Favorite Place

  There is a place
  that I like to be
  it's warm and safe
  and special to me.

  I'd never share
  my special place
  to

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Poetry: Tenderness