Best Foyer Poems

In the Darkened Foyer


There you are again.
Walking this darkened foyer, and that carpeted hallway,
Eyeing the sunken-eyed dancer who forgets she’s not alive;
She’s just passing by all the sickness of dissipated humanity, 
Wrapped in a single walk, and a solitary stretcher,
With a squadron of crucifixes affixed...

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The Foyer Of The Heart


In the center there’s
a hollow

small, enclosed,
oval like a locket

called the foyer 
of the heart.

There the bullets 
carom while 

the widow,
room to room, 

hunts her man 
around the house.


Donal Mahoney...

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The flesh sashays... so slowly... in time.
Live long enough you'll become orphaned.
Pray. the orphan is filled with chimes of sweet memories.

The soul will certainly release from the chains of flesh...
weave within the silky seams of timelessness.
Travelling well beyond the speed of light
to acquaint with beings...

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