Eyewitness Poems - Poems about Eyewitness

Eyewitness Passersby David J Walker Remembering the publicness of this space I am a guest I am a ghost And will leave without touching The façade that appears as my image What will the eyewitness say How will the witness portray What was meant to be The variant me Passing by...

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Mountain Rain Robbers David J Walker Before passing over This part of the plains The cumulonimbus fleet Take a long drink from the gulf of Baja California From El Nino and La Nina ‘s Playground Bearing Gifts of rain The passing clouds gather But are often robbed in the Sierra’s along the way Eyewitnesses all say The same description A distraction lost In...

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i am an eyewitness to your beauty within if i could lick you there, then i would be blessed a rich man flowers grow within the many hairs on my chest with every follicle you kiss whatever i did right, i must have come from the left hand side i never thought laughter with you can make me so...

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The slow, murky, drought-affected river Snakes its way around meandering shores. Its surface littered with leaves upriver Like colorful scales on a constrictor. Within its gut swim impervious prey That nourishes it along its lengthy Journey to the sea. All along the way Its subtle currents swallow whole, debris Left in the wake of Octobers fury. Unmindful Canada geese fly over The leafy surface honking...

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I wrote only for me. I made confessions to my soul. Without dialogue. I just emptied feelings that overflowed my existence. Joys and sorrows were fighting for domination And I was the only eyewitness person. Copyright Constantinos Grigoriadis © All rights reserved...

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