Essaying Poems - Poems about Essaying

...A sky denuded of stars Is just like a garden devoid of blossoms. Even when the night sky goes aloof too, I close my eyes And enter into a profound colloquy With the phosphenes of my eyes. The......

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...I have found that to grow in the maze of life you need more than what, you are told simply because, to know, what, you need to know is more, than scary, it is, down right, earth shaking ......

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...Privilege by Michael R. Burch This poem is dedicated to Harvey Stanbrough, an ex-marine who has written eloquently about the horror and absurdity of war in "Lessons for a Barren Population." N......

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...The Tender Weight of Her Sighs by Michael R. Burch The tender weight of her sighs lies heavily upon my heart; apart from her, full of doubt, without her presence to revolve around, found want......

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...IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING Across the heath neath cerulean sky All still, in brief expectant breathless pause Impending vernal change of season nigh Awaits fulfill of pre-condition clause Ye......

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...My heart beating is alive hitherto my lung breathing is hitherto my eyes hitherto facing the queen of myself thy love IS don . . . — ( thank thou by blessing creator) But, obviously in wor......

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