Red Brick Keshner
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Chatterton's RedressA Poem by Red Brick Keshner(November 20, 1752 � August 24, 1770) fallen English poet |
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Just OnceA Poem by Red Brick Keshner` Wake up talk back don't tell me what I lack, save up turn back bring along that fav'rite song don't tell me I've no social conscien.. |
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Jacobin ParanoiaA Poem by Red Brick Keshner` warmth envelops dissolving the bustle and noise liquid stillness offers but a momentary tranquil once upon a time it is so easy to dr.. |
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Come, right with me this poemA Poem by Red Brick Keshnerunder six feet freshly fallen snow washes into splintered song severed thought drifts afar off into forever old souvenirs now cold wri.. |
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Common CourtesyA Poem by Red Brick Keshner` I know what it's like to write and to not be read - It's much like to speak out and not be heard. And then there is being read but not gott.. |
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Your Holy Book or Mine?A Poem by Red Brick Keshner` So what if I've gone to Scripture maybe just to have a look? So what if it spoke to me so loud with brilliant flashes of cutting blades? So.. |
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For All PeopleA Poem by Red Brick Keshner` Be kind to the unkind the sun shines on us all seek my face upon yours from this morning onward Sing the tune of the heart both eyes a.. |
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Winter\'s PassingA Poem by Red Brick Keshner` When your winter breaks into spring think of new and wonderful things while autumn creeps passed my window break this winter free of sorro.. |
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Between This Fence and the HorizonA Poem by Red Brick Keshner` Not half as old as he feels, The boy peers into the horizon. The dusk swelters heavy and thick. Twilight embers drizzle: Effervescent bubb.. |
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by their fruit...A Poem by Red Brick Keshner` trees by their yield are known but i --- my sap is sealed my root is dry listening (to death) with stranded attention death t.. |
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