Boneyards Poems - Poems about Boneyards

...Shivering sullen, silent all the time. Suffering, wisdom, alone and sublime. Where, O my oracle, shall I begin? Blanch, light of Sin, nickel, cadmium, tin. Hollow are hearts in the hill-towns, an......

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...My people are shipwrecks, they have faces long crushed by tanks. Many are landlocked, a few were too oceanic they got broken by dry-docked hearts. Most were blitzed by smokescreens. The trees......

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...I have a book of bones, it props up bookend shadows a frame and spine for all other books as yet unearthed or published. Poetry is all about bones, it gives clouds bones, myths their......

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...the end nears with Jesus and witches let us hope there are no more glitches little baby wears a mask in the manger conceived socially distant without danger no Golgotha crowd but liked tw......

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...MANY many undertook, many renounced their pasts, and many came unwilling, and many more baulked at the prospects of what we would consider, an undertaking of great proportions, to a journe......

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...The Scow Unsteady on the bow he stands As waves wash o're the deck Upon "The Scow" is heard...ALL HANDS To help avert a wreck. Each night the stars convey our path To south seas we are bou......

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