Andromeda Poems - Poems about Andromeda

...To the successful best ... I can see the future, it's been calling me I'm gonna live my life, it's how it's gonna be Some people never listen, Some people gotta burn They never h......Read the rest...

...WOMB OF ALL BEGINNINGS In the delicious womb of all beginnings we learnt to giggle electrons to bear all things without nusturtiums, pink lilies or doughnuts warm gurglings of God’s dream......Read the rest...

...He speaks an uncomplex language, a simpler time and all the more better for he to not contemplate the ways of the Sun - revolving around in his mind, burning synapsis, conjoining an onyx ringed......Read the rest...

...POEMS ABOUT SCIENCE 6: EVOLUTION Singularity by Michael R. Burch Are scientists confounded like the ostrich? Heads buried in the sand, they shout, *Preposterous!* This universe, so magical, ......Read the rest...

... I strolled upon the crests of darkened hills reveling at the fragrant aroma of daffodils Suddenly, stardust glittered in a nearby field Its enchanted power was amazingly revealed. A singl......Read the rest...

...ESCAPISM In pyramids we finger attunements or activations as love dances across threads lost Time of no conseque......Read the rest...

...These are my modern English translations/interpretations of ancient Greek poems by the immortal Sappho of Lesbos… With my two small arms, how can I think to encircle the sky? —Sappho, fragment 3......Read the rest...

...God is our answer When the mind has lost His battle with the azure, When a dress slips Under a pillow, An gold earring, God is our answer Before the weight of the world Before the love of a......Read the rest...

...I am just dragging around the town carrying this heavy weight in my body when my normal weight is a hundred and ten pounds and that’s the weight that will take me to where destiny is bound. I a......Read the rest...

...Standing on the rings of Saturn I return to the mother supernovas in Cassiopeia tied to her chair, belly big with vanity long gone was her sight and her sanity - rotten she stumbled and And......Read the rest...

...In nineteen twenty-four Cupid sent Signals to broad cast "...j'adore!..." and in return her perfume became the How Who moved the Moon "... while I might have said comb, I i......Read the rest...

... Pretend we're on a poet's honeymoon Let's dance atop the Massifs on the moon We'll get our fill of Milky Way's champagne Behind a chariot of stars, the twain Each star a stepping ......Read the rest...

...POET'S HONEYMOON Pretend we're on a poet's honeymoon Let's dance atop the Massifs on the moon We'll get our fill of Milky Way's champagne Behind a chariot of stars, the twain Each star a stepp......Read the rest...

...Mythical Greek characters can be seen in the sky Orion, the giant huntsman, draws back his bow The constellation Cygnus, is said to be Zeus in disguise Draco, the dragon appears in the big Dip......Read the rest...

...Sappho Translations I Sappho, fragment 132 (Lobel-Page 132) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch 1. I have a delightful daughter fairer than the fairest flowers, Cleis, whom......Read the rest...