Black Flag Poems - Poems about Black Flag

...From life to life We walk with hands raised to the sky. Our steps become stronger with our voices. We exceed the limits of our mission. Our love was waving our black flag. Victory that beg......Read the rest...

...Raid versus woe Black flag(s) show up on social media platforms when potential homicidal maniac(s) communicate(s) intent to strike with ambush and ready read - able, eager, and willing to em......Read the rest...

...The official name is Contrails No more than condensation The alternate one Chemtrails poo pooed across the nation I can't help notice months go by With none in sight Are we to unders......Read the rest...

..."Life denies everything to some. Though they live and die with no dignity, they'll be crowned thereafter" .......by the poet I lived poor and died poor. No obituary written ......Read the rest...

...I curl up In the cradle of our cabin This Friday night in January The deck out back Glows Bright as its own light With new snow From my evening muted TV Cliff an abyss two feet beyond ......Read the rest...

...Nantucket was a bully in town And he pushed everyone around From storekeepers to clerks He had no special perps Until he met Black-flag Who gave him a special tag Nantucket ducked and dodged B......Read the rest...

...The gentle buzzing sound echoed memories of a fading childhood When she and her cousin had whispered secrets at the mosque About undying love and first kisses before being stung by a bee ‘Ho......Read the rest...

...Adrift in the cannon debris, Her black flag grinned menacingly With hull split in two, Her captain and crew Now sail on the floor of the sea. 4.10.2019 Written for Tania Kitchin's A Pirate Th......Read the rest...

...Wynken Blynken and Nod??? (ah...oh methinks this pissant pooch woof lee barked up the wrong tree – reed don my mongrel friend) This poetic endeavor doth not boast nor brag to take digs on fr......Read the rest...

...a mass migration heading west to farm the land ~ inexperienced in the arid soil ordinary crops planted ~ dry farming ignored drought and poor farming topsoil blowing in the wind......Read the rest...

...“I have seen what cannot be unseen.” Confessed the little boy To a uniformed interrogator From a small chair In Iraq, The boy’s lips dried and crumbled Around his mouth Like chalk Outlining......Read the rest...

...It was the land of our fathers Life was hard, a daily grind Though we had food in our bellies And the sun it still did shine Foreign soldiers came with promises But their leaders were so blind......Read the rest...

...Young hands gripped the red raw rope, For a fight to the ultimate death, Each team to march, to a tantric tune, Stabbing a stomp of feet with each breathe. Ready, set, go! and the “Heave!” was ......Read the rest...

...Black flag on the lawn falls in pieces from the sky. Starlings in command. Donal Mahoney......Read the rest...

...Whorls of smoke mock the void of the heavens; in a wiggling ascent With lusting waists of a samba decent. Turmoil combs the fragile mane of the soil The scalp is torn and leathery fingers of dust......Read the rest...