Curtilage Poems - Poems about Curtilage

...The universe won't be upset by your singing. It doesn't matter if a piece is played on a string. The ache in our throats hasn't disappeared. You've lived well if you've never s......

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...gardens are where we are: from "Eden" to "Gilgamesh", "Babylon" to "Gethsemane" from mountain to coast, town to country from wetlands to desert oasis, under the sea to the edge of ice f......

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...The hillock, the bell The swept terraces The swept minds. The white wood hall The reflecting pools The reflecting minds. The weedless gardens both in brain and curtilage. The temple gro......

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...When I hear the voices of little children early at dusk just before twilight comes with their faces cloaked by the shawl of innocence waving goodbye to the setting sun, my heart leaps for joy; ......

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...I watched the snow descend to earth Attention sought as flakes give birth Submit to all her majesty Surrender clouded canopy A freezing fox that runs across The curtilage wild turkey's to......

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...I stand, staring out the French door windows, admiring the new patio I painstakingly built by hand. Each brick, each tile laid with precision. Every potted plant perfectly placed to com......

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...Through the bosky brush, straight lines stand Lean and sinewy, yet with thickness, strong Surrounding the curtilage which encases - Elysium ensconced on a heavenly hill Lines point upwards, then ......

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