Best Promontory Poems
A Promontory IllusionThe dream: I stroll my house to a promontory
I stare out of the limitless, restless ocean
stepping ahead, dived into the ravenous water
something white was on the beach today
I dug up many bones entrenched in the sand.
Whispers became harsher
to sever and wreck their nasty spirits
as he...
Continue reading...
Categories:
promontory, analogy, beach, dream, senses,
Form:
Free verse
Observing a Cliche From a Rocky PromontoryAbove the heat
the sky is cooling, it’s blue is flecked with ice,
its ghost-written lamp
swept by the upended rags of
a coat-tailing winds
It is a fact
that standing on a high ledge sky-watching the distance
is quintessentially majestic
whether you are a Hitler or a Gandhi
it is its...
Continue reading...
Categories:
promontory, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Observing a Cliche From a Rocky PromontoryAbove the heat
the sky is flecked with ice.
The sun is no longer burning,
it’s a ghost lamp swept by the rags
of a coat-tailing wind.
There it is - arriving out of a hazy distance
a living cliché, a Bald Eagle
It must have caught a thermal.
I think of all...
Continue reading...
Categories:
promontory, poetry,
Form:
Free verse