Miracle City Poems

City hub on wings
apogee of ultra bright
fire within urban comet
tangerine signpost
to future halcyon spot
amidst buoyant step onrush

Bouncy castle perk
spurs avid market stall pitch
bargain in a...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Beneath the city the river fishing is good.

I roam with tackle and pole below those wiggling tapeworms
Wound around the cement underbelly of bridges
Devouring the guts...

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My City Cowboy

You don't wear boots, 
not the fancy ones...
unless there is a;
marriage, birth or death.
Otherwise, it is work shoes, 
steel-toed, 
and seldom shiny. 

Plain...

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A town knows well its children, so busy midst the spin
     To grant them lively comfort, with its never-ending din

A jungle...

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It had been years since the seasons changed

Then the Monarch butterflies
Shook from a blue sky in July
Like a box of colored confetti
Re-appeared a miracle atop...

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The Romans came and they called it Aqua Sulis,
there aint no place on the earth can out do this,
if Bath was a day then I...

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"Imaginary city"

"Seeing our world and how it is
                 ...

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God is good to everyone; so when you love, be in love.

Said to me a Sable Hoplite in mottled clothes; guarding the memoir of his...

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They called it the city of magic
So I came here seeking a miracle

The quiet and wet roads I found
after a rainy day quite ordinary 

The...

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Traffic jams 
define the divine 
and the mundane.

Their long peak 
hours mix the sacred 
and the profane.

And with grateful awe, we see as a miracle,
as...

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1.618 :

Number of Golden Ratio, mystery of Kaaba, Miracle of Islam and Koran, it is the high time for Divine Secrets, Divine Mysteries. Soon on...

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Phi matrix program is an American program used for displaying golden ratio of pictures and drawings. If we assume the longitude and latitude map of...

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History takes us back, two thousand years ago,
People walked and rode, where'er they had to go.
News would travel slow, and folks would gather roun',
To hear...

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The century has died like some aged love-starved whore,
Spread-eagled and oblivious, a burned-out paramour,
And passing with one ultimately orgiastic moan,
Screamed suddenly to silence, disappearing all...

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