Best Interring Poems

The corridors of life are rarely straight:
Not only do they bend and twist and veer,
We find the way ahead becomes unclear,
Soon blocked by doors --...

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A Rant – The Quiet Hypocrisy


it seeps in through gradual osmosis

and soon is ingrained in pliant minds

it mutates and thrives in tunnels of vision

and then...

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Drumming from the amps, bristling with snares and hooks,
(“I see in your eyes, castles in Spain.”);
Aide memoirs of the past, post-war resurrection, stubbornly,
Wreathed in wires...

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I walk the plank
Lit the bed, laugh at myself
Like whose that in the mirror?
Laughing at me, now I'm sad
Playing with dolls  
Hocus pocus to...

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“Fragments of the first experience ever remain in air” ~ By poet  


Sits above uncle wearing his preacher's hat;
Sits her Mom below with a...

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The Last of the Wine

When the last of the wine
has been poured, red and dry,
and the gold wings of eagles,
burnished by time, dismount the sky.

When...

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In a kingdom full of cuddles;
'Loving!' said I, 'thing of amour';
My passion is this blessed, crazy muddles;
Heated hot emotions and loins treasures;
Got fever boiling? 
Can't...

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Hear the Instruction 


Cast in the lot among;
Let us all have one purse;
For the love of money is the root of all evil;
If someone comes...

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Bliss is the lips of a lover.
Soft yet Harsh and,
Unchanging lips which spring words of love,
Upon ones breast.

Leaving it to, 
Resonate hums of love,
Upon the...

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A tribute to Marie,
Marie, you seemed to draw the short straw in life,
Again and again, 
Yet somehow you were able find a way to keep...

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