Clear Poems - Poems about Clear

...Hiccups An involuntary spasm of the diaphragm and respiratory organs, with a sudden closure of the glottis and a characteristic sound like that of a cough. Rather mundane topic l......Read More

...I'll pick up the phone on the first or second ring If I know it's you who's calling I'll drop everything I love to hear your voice when we're on the telephone It's almost like you're singing, you......Read More

...Clear sky / bright stars shine Full moon / sweet kiss charms Dense cloud / lone man sobs Mind fog / love lost harms written 5th June for Suzette's wujue contest ......Read More

...Now that we know we’re living light Ensouling this decaying form Why for do we yet crouch in fright Oblivious to bliss mists warm Our life span is short, why waste it Now that we know we’re li......Read More

...Clear as my ever-presence, lit by an ever-present beam; piercing through the chrysalis cracks, the glows transmute into familiar hums of heartbeat.......Read More

... How lucky am I So close to the sky Nearer the Moon than the Earth am I I watch from my balcony way up high Espy planets and stars in a clear night sky Satur......Read More

...i have realised something lately , that a rose fits her perfectly , she is sweet, kind and dainty but if you hit the wrong nerve, she can make you bleed. The colour white is perfect for her......Read More

...No Milord, what use this software, What legal eagles, what their dare, Just, deliver in time So that justice proves prime, No more big castles in thin air, Nor sentiments august, First things a......Read More

...In Light I was outside looking into the sky last night. A dense canvas of velvet flecked with stars, and a moon half shrouded in shadow. A mirror, shying away from a star's reflection. It was so......Read More

...I'm reversed, Not rehearsed... I'm limb & able, Not alble & Cain... I don't know nasty by name... I'm not playing a game... I'm grounded & wearing my crown... Heavy are days when I frown... I h......Read More

...ZEN DEATH HAIKU VIII These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. Since I was born, I must die, and so … —Kisei (1688-1764) , loose translation/interpretation of ......Read More

...ZEN DEATH HAIKU VII These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. Stricken ill on a journey, in dreams I go wandering withered moors. —Matsuo Basho, loose translati......Read More

...In a tale entwined with Chib, A love perceived as true, but plagued by deceit, Her affection feigned, insincere it seems, For all she desires is wealth, not dreams. Her kin, entrapped by vices ......Read More

...Today, let's organise a future life And rearrange the pathways of the mind; Spring-clean away the cobwebs which are rife And polish everything that we can find. New day, new start and everything ......Read More

... Grant me more I’m all excitement. I should’ve long thought of it: Chastisement; Find a reason to not pay all of them: “Some have to my poor firm pushed their problem.” He who flies off th......Read More