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Dream of InfinityA Poem by Michael R. BurchDream of InfinitybyMichael R. BurchHave you tasted the bitterness of tears of despair?Have you watched the sun sink through such pale, balmless airtha.. |
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No MarkA Poem by Michael R. BurchNo MarkbyMichael R. BurchA wave implodes,impaled uponimpassive rocks . . .this eveningthe thunder of the seais a wild music filling my ear . . .you ar.. |
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How To Paint the Sea.A Poem by Ken Simm.Lost in a brave white covering with Curtains of a tacking wind in your mind An abode in the dark and cold places against my back The w.. |
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Bertolt Brecht "Radio Poem" translationA Poem by Michael R. BurchRadio Poemby Bertolt Brechtloose translation/interpretation byMichael R. BurchYou, little box, held tightlyto meduring my escape,so that your delicate.. |
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Shrill Gulls and Other SkepticsA Poem by Michael R. BurchShrill Gulls and Other SkepticsbyMichael R. Burchfor Richard Moore1.Shrill gulls,how like my thoughtsyou, struggling, riseto distant bliss―the w.. |
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San MiguelA Poem by Michael R. BurchSan MiguelbyMichael R. BurchIf you come to San Miguelbefore the orchids fall,we might stroll through lengthening shadowsthose deserted streetswhere lo.. |
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Paul Verlaine translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchPaul Verlaine: English TranslationsIl pleure dans mon coeur (“It rains in my heart”)by Paul Verlaineloose translation/interpretation byMic.. |
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Shanties of Dead MenA Poem by OmikronIn my dreams I hear the shanties ofDead menThroats throbbing with crying bravery andCourageThey set the waters golden, as they sailTowards deathKnowin.. |
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songs of the sea snailsA Poem by Michael R. Burchfrom songs of the sea snails: "we did not Dye in vain!"by michael r. burchthough i'm just a slimy crawler,my lineage is proud:my forebears gave their .. |
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Radiance, for Dylan ThomasA Poem by Michael R. BurchRadianceby Michael R. Burchfor Dylan ThomasThe poet delves earth’s detritus―hard toil―for raw-edged nouns, barbed verbs, vowels&rsqu.. |
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MayfliesA Poem by Michael R. BurchMayfliesby Michael R. Burchafter A. E. HousmanThese standing stones have stood the test of timebut who are you―and what are you―and why?As.. |
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Thoughts in TeirmA Poem by AnnaThat distant and misty, shrouded deep;an inevitable terror for the man asleep.Paralyzed by the empty of nothingness;a heart which begs, with none to b.. |
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HemlockA Poem by AnnaI gather a bundle of drooping wildflowers;they seem to wither when I touch- I take;Fingers clutching limp stems, wet with dew-I return to the sickly r.. |
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To the One Who Found NemoA Poem by adriei wrote this for you |
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Moment in TimeA Poem by Laz K.Our boat, a razor’s edge, Is cutting water, slitting Slashing the fabric of time Trimming, tailoring lines Revealing, unra.. |
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InfinityA Poem by Michael R. BurchDream of Infinityby Michael R. BurchHave you tasted the bitterness of tears of despair?Have you watched the sun sink through such pale, balmless airth.. |
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The Octopi JarsA Poem by Michael R. BurchThe Octopi Jarsby Michael R. BurchLong-vacant eyesnow lodged in clear glass,a-swim with pale armsas delicate as angels’ . . .you are beyond all .. |
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Dreams AseaA Poem by Ulysses ArnhemA curtal sonnet i wrote as an experiment. I was satisfied with the humble result. I have a complex relationship with the ocean. |
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