Eastwards Poems - Poems about Eastwards

...The rivers reflections are tired Human kindness is not overflowing I think its not my day Overlooking a bonfire a scarecrow verily applies for attention A frozen smile keeps away the whiles ......

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...If Senegal were a sailing boat With masts new and strong Ready to part the seas of Casamance Gliding through waves in a trance. It would set its course eastwards Through the deep waters of San......

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...cry cry its pretty time credit card eyelashes equalize the load spend the morning unrushed head full of murmur down Liechtenstein we go open the window face eastwards to all those strangers ......

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...Eastwards Westwards we know the direction Playing tricks with the mind We thought we knew the best Down Convents Hill the stone Angels sing Desertion is not even an option open the flanks pl......

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...The silver birch presides over the scree A caravan of love proceeds duly eastwards I'm staking my faith in you The wind whistles past We are on the road again to magic lands where the gypsy ......

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...I At about the same space, eastwards About eight hours after noon - yes, it was night - miracle for me I saw a sun rising ... Exactly as at dawn A peeking, reddening of sky, creeping up An amaz......

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...(A New Zealand Poem) In thought as I sit here, 747 flying by, in contrast to the isles of white clouds cruising eastwards across the Manukau sky yet another 747 passes by. Tourists keep on coming......

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...Diogenes, philosopher in Greece, was said to be a dawdler. "Devil finds some seedy work for idle hands, don´t fleece our youth!" He saw the walls in people´s minds who all declined his odd and ......

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...There are thirteen steps between you and I each one creeks in my blood engraves my mind you stagger and climb the small stairway toward a bed that grew so cold sheet swelling in sweat f......

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........... facing eastwards. Cool, still, expectant. The sky, the ground, are one. Soon a subtle transition. One-ness becomes polarised. The monochrome breaks. Half-light above. Half-night belo......

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...Is part of Halifax This island is 42 km. long It is the equlvalent of walking In sand from downtown Halifax All the way to Peggy's Cove Sable Island has 500 wild horses After surviving centu......

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...After: "Letter of Mithridates to Phraates, King of Parthia" Historiae VI by Sallust ***************************** I am a man more poisoned against than poisoning. That’s my version anyhow, an......

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...Courage of Youth, Battle of Ypres, Flanders Field (A Tribute) Tough as nails young man with a red right hand red-fire and whiskey ran in his blood. Courageous seed of vast and cold hard land q......

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...A land unto its own as old as dirt Condemned by voguish northern state of mind This realm you'd be hard-pressed to disconcert Though his'try would prefer it be maligned The secret twisted oak a......

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...When a tear falls from my eye, My heart has spoken. Misery befalls without seeking permit; Sadness follows without peeking first, Fury varies,but shuts out reasining, And the heart aches like ne......

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