Best Domain Poems

You will remove the roadblocks that block my paths each day
You will not hamper what I do to succeed in my own way
You will not play your high pitched notes within my deafened ears
And take your hands from off my mind, and stop it with...

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You stood there in the empty room
with sadness on your face
a memory of years gone by
lay silent in its place
A house you’d built
with your own hands;
no longer yours to own
against your will, abandoning
this place you once called home
The old wood floors were splintered now
and flagstones...

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Beetles, most likely, felled the giant.
A gruesome deterioration,
of a quiet magnitude,
ravaged inward.
Until, in the cold night,
root structure surrendered
from hardened ground,
to a misery of horizontal dust.
And where once the domain of birds,
was glorified above,
now gives shelter to ants and grubs.
Golden bark breathes no more.
A deathly gray...

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When in pain,
It seems our life is only pain
And it is hard to see a place
With no pain.
Don't feed a pain
By looking at all the other pains
That in your life you can locate
Find the sane.
Find the cane to stand up again
Let your eyes rest upon...

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Shared by everyone
Nurturing without a fight
The all giving sun

7/1/15...

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The August Sage recounts, 

For the 17 past lives I have been a Scholar Official, I was neither imperious nor inhumane. I saved the distressed, aided the desperate, succored the orphaned and borne insolence with patience. I labored at all times to forward the public...

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Mother Nature, divine and yet so whimsical
Her flowing streams fall warm, healing and abiding   
A darkened blue-green sea, maroon and sapphire shores,  
cradle us asleep, with your gentle waves 
harboring the dour rude awakenings
when eddying rapids currented by the tide
Consume the uncertainty...

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As the king of my domain
I feel like I'm going insane
When the chapters of my life just pass me on by
Can't figure out why
When I live each chapter with plenty of laughter
None of it fit like a good mitt
This is when we must admit
Forever love...

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Inspired by Timothy Lee

Long had his image filled space in my brain
where thoughts of him aimed my fantasies flow
towards pretense he reigned my heart’s domain.
As desires would show, so did my fears grow  
over his possible rejection blow.

One night, when attending the same card...

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Underfoot, the snapping sound
of frozen leaves
curse Winter's name;
as my frosty footsteps
reduce them to memories.

Fluffy flakes of virgin snow
morph into swarms of ice pellets;
biting and stinging,
like an infestation of army ants.
A wanton wind, like a jilted bride;
slaps my face with a vengeful hand.

Autumn is stripped of...

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Out of this fog comes the
Black and yellow eyes,
Raining from this fiery spirit of
The peregrine falcon
Riding on her powerful wings
Catching our breath with bursts of speed
Her teardrop shape, free falling through this air
Hunting prey with lightning strike claws
That unbreakable spirit and perfect domain
Deep inside of...

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The Purity Wheat Domain

There on the sandy ground a mountain grew
Near the motionless skeleton deserts shore 
An empty basin’s brain of dirt and grains
Exploded out exposing the great dome
Raised a monolithic surreal thing 
Never before seen
A birth from hell to here
Burst forth with forces of...

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Out of a neon jungle the big cats prowl
  the wind in the willows unrecovered,
for when the cats and wind begin to howl
  I am stoned and the boys truly mothered!
So I rip in and bowl an inswinger 
  and rap ‘em...

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Eminent domain

The money is all dried up like the grass on the side of the road
I said the money's all dried up like the grass on the side of the road
feels like dragging a heavy load
accross the the earth spinning out of control
run by people...

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The Crown
David J Walker

I can sense the advent 
of the harvest to come
	The bees have retreated 
High on the nectar of a successful hunt
Home is the hive 
	Alive with instinct
Survive 
	The colony sings in a low hum 
Of favorite hymn’s sung
To the dead queen

Who can...

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