Red Alexandrine Poems

GYPSY DEWRIGHT
PLEASE GYPSY
MEET ME TONIGHT
AINT GOT NO
SWEET SMELLING
SUKKIE SCENT
BUT I GOTTA LOTTA
TIME TO SPEND
SWEET GYPSY WOMAN
MET ME TONIGHT

MEET ME TO SEE ME
TO TALK A LITTLE
AND...

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The worn path was so perfect, the moment just right
  Autumn's foliage tin forest's shy light
The gay colors, bright patterns of orange, yellow, red
...

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Forever is only a moment lost without champion the cause Anderson mister burnette blossom barachatta Barbara Streisand globally Hussein ghost minnows shady lane candles blue...

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Can you hear me across the distance?
I am whispering to this paper,
I do not want them to hear
What I am saying to you,
They will hear...

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I want to touch the prevalent stars
I want to observe the lonely red mars
I want to go to glide at north pole
I want to pet...

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I watched as you walked in with your flowing hair
I stopped what I was chewing and tried not to stare
Taking a seat on the other...

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                   Was it, the one for me

...

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I long to be with you, to walk along the sand.
As the sunset shimmers, pink and orange and warm,
It dances with the waves, as I...

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Beautiful angel a soul's destination flies
High above on gossamer wings delicately 
Circling between heaven and earth as soul keepers

Eclipsing the light seraph twitches softly gaze
Touching...

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Decades of mystic dreamers have worn the path
trod across the leys, coupling pairs within Stonehenge.
Beneath the Wiltshire skies cornflower blue; they lust,
lotus-eaters, loose-limbed, seeking a...

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With no idea none at all of what to do,
were sixteen hundred soldiers counted newly dead.
Ask sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue,

How many more to muster, murder;...

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