Best Furrow Poems
Through whispers that furrow the silence, the cursing horn soundsThrough whispers that furrow the silence, the cursing horn sounds,
Over plains of shadow the dusk of night descends all around.
Hyperion of night glows with embers beneath lids of silver light,
In silence watches over sparse poplars, caressed by the moon's delight.
Dreaming of the scent from deep,...
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Categories:
furrow, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
In the Furrow of TimeHere in the plasms
of nightmares,
hate plagues the world
with its pawns
dispersed across the globe
of deception—scheming
sins of treacherous times,
teasing valor with deceit;
mocking rights to life
liberty and the pursuit
of happiness.
Old pirates sail sullen seas
searching new ways
to tell told stories
catalogued and stored
as glorious his-story
(her-story? never our-story!):
transgressions remain
the order...
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Categories:
furrow, allegory, analogy, discrimination, faith,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Sorrow Goes TomorrowJeff will be coming tomorrow
To kick out my crushing sorrow.
I don’t wish to again borrow;
Face anew an Angry Zorro
Or to the Stinking Rich “Hello!”
Mocking tongues to voice “Smart Fellow!”
He’s surfacing tomorrow
To expel the longest sorrow:
From my forehead quit each furrow;
Into shell hardship shall burrow…
Yet,...
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Categories:
furrow, courage, cry, god, money,
Form:
Rhyme