Confound Poems - Poems about Confound

...Tell Your wind no need to roar, my own need push enough -- Tell Your Sun high at its zenith, no need for excess gleamith -- Confound further my soul saying, for you, no love to be f......

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...Tell me, my friend, does infinity not unsettle your reason, or is it a comfort—to believe it meaningless? Look beyond the rust of your disbelief— this isn’t the frostbitten dogma you im......

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...Orbs of Multiplication Villanelle They spin in stillness, glowing without sound A rhythm bred from ancient breath and light The orbs emerge where quiet truths are found From void to voice, t......

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...There’s something about poetry that grips me Like gravity does the moon, While I keep trying to let it go It treats me like a loon. As if I can’t control myself And these urges in my veins......

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...I journey from the mountains to the plains hoping to see you again, I measure every footprints along the tracks, mapping out the distance that I have got, and somewhere in the clouds, the moon was da......

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...To My Justin In the garden of my heart, I’ve wandered wide, Through paths of many men, I sought a guide. With dreams of Mr. Right, I danced in the night, But each time I was wrong, lost i......

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...Artists are not so different, at times glossing over truth, hiding beneath a sheen -- some extra linseed goes a long way... What is this cry for realism?! Picasso sought deeper meaning vi......

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...These are modern English translations of poems written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer. The Canterbury Tales: General Prologue by Geoffrey Chaucer translation by Michael R. Burch When ......

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...Across the street, it’s hard to miss, That fixer-upper in a state of bliss, With peeling paint and the promise of change, Yet one stubborn strip remains, so strange. A sliver of blue against ......

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... Verity Miracle Man 1/9/2025 Political truth is often perceived to come, from the politicians lips the story last passed. But If lips were moving there is a rule of thumb, that he mu......

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..."To thine own self be true..." ~ Many a lunatic have mouthed these words. Problem is, there are two selves~ our Lesser and Higher: The Lesser, that which we assume daily; a......

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...How can I feel and almost touch something we never had? A moment shared but not, lost somewhere a long way from where it started, where it didn’t begin. But I can paint a picture of it, transcribe......

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...These are modern English translations of love poems by Geoffrey Chaucer. These are poems of love, longing, passion and desire. To Rosemounde: A Ballade by Geoffrey Chaucer translation by Michael......

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...Tripped the electricity in the forest, tumbled to a faceplate on the ground; The shock raised the pulse in my wrist; A storybook vision may confound, star-crossed sits doomed to diminish; Grou......

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... We settled down in a little town Nigh on thirty years ago The stars shown bright ......

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