Dwarfed Poems - Poems about Dwarfed

...endless leisure hours as distorted time stretch before me... like the infinite vista upon the midwestern plain farther than the eyes of mine (an ascetic and copacetic shortsighted father of tw......

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... The moon, a pearl in the velvet sky, begins its slow surrender. Not to darkness, not entirely, but to the Earth's long shadow, a hushed embrace. A copper stain bleeds across its face, a ce......

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...Brainstorming until figuratively blue in the gills..., and finally gung-ho with a poem title important to yours truly not disappointing his Facebook fan base, which electronic affirmation, and c......

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...When You Are Old Poetry Contest Sara Kendrick Yeats' poem describes his courtship that sank With his misconnection he is bitter And he takes digs at his beau's true glitter Alluding that hi......

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...When I Google you, I recognize the struggles and muggles you face, I recognize the brutalities and the scars from decades of suppression and oppression which you endure; The broken promises, faili......

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...Look no further than the nose on your face... for Mutualism among *****sapiens long thought to be a pipe dream case in point sited by a couple of recent purportedly natural events possibly exa......

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...O thou world’s tallest mount of might, Like a gawky adolescent, Added hast thou to thy old height, I bow to thy quickest ascent. Thou, with thy siblings so many In the abode of hoary snow, A......

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... He trundled his way up the three heavy steps His mop of hair searching every direction In the middle of the stage a brash spotlight shone on a large drum kit Behind a curtain dangled over a h......

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...In raw dawn I emerge crow-thoughts pecking skull-bone black as plowed earth. Farm-stench floods – dung, hay and blood – primal musk of life and death intertwined. Yet in this first ......

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..."I have been a stranger in a strange land." Bible, Exodus 2:22 I travelled far across that world and saw the strangest sights. The buildings unlike ones I'd seen before. The towers spiralled to......

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...April fools' day - ordinarily all manner of tomfoolery abounds Written/updated since last year unlike any other when out of this world outlandish accouterments people did wear hermetically s......

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...It's because of the bacon. Yeah, it looks good on the menu, sitting there at the rim of the plate. Glistening. Archetypally ridged and ruffled. Positioned perfectly next to the eggs over easy, the......

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...At this dawn of "bon voyage", after million escapades of blindfolded fate, I'm trespassing through the pirouetting pigments of fading frolics and windsurfing towards rose-oiled beams of gl......

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...You look like a beauty queen Like a star of the silver screen Even the stars radiate your beauty You're a true grace from the almighty Your glance makes the sun smile You make my spirit r......

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...For hygiene no hope, No recourse to soap, Cleanliness for rope Germs no longer grope; Easy patrols: lope To those who hate soap Do you ever cope? All Catholics Nope!” For I could tell Pope.......

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