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Poetry: Sunglasses

• 1 of 75

  by Lisa Kates

  Sunglasses

  Twisting

  Twirling

  On lilting white towers

  Factory molded displays

  Rickety

  Unsteady

  In specialty stores

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• 2 of 75

  by Jane Allyson

  I need to hide my eyes from you.
  My eyes are red, my soul is blue.
  You cannot hope to feel my pain
  My heart is swollen, yet

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• 3 of 75

  by Raven Storme

  I wear my sunglasses
  to hide the pain inside,
  covering the bruises
  to satisfy my foolish pride,

  I will not let you look at me
  can't

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• 4 of 75

  by Boxer Wyze

  Sunglasses

  Plastic and glass hide bedeviling eyes

  Of beautiful women with fantastic thighs

  Walking on past me, I sit and

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• 5 of 75

  by Andrew Franz

  X-ray sunglasses hide my eyes.
  I see your hips, I see your thighs.
  Glasses that reveal everything I see,
  Superman has nothing

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Poetry: Sunglasses