Fugues Poems - Poems about Fugues

...In the copper-clad cradle of time where gears whir fugues to forgotten dreams..... the fog—a somnolent specter—drifts..... veiling the calculus of progress a manuscript etched by steam and soot. ......

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...Something Something's coming, you can smell it in the city air, a trace of salt-sting, wave-licked from where Neptune's head breaks above the waves through slopes, foothills, mountains of white......

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...Yucatan, etc. Cortez, DeMille are gone. It's now the locus of postgraduate honeymoons, urban fugues, a minor literary genre. Knowledge and ejection predispose us to technological parody-- ......

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...the inside attempting to outside each with its own absurd shopping list we are after all composite beings clumps and aggregates and glomerations made up from all the faces we have seen all the p......

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...His music, written centuries ago, is still beloved and performed today: cantatas, fugues, concertos, preludes, and the mass in B – perhaps the greatest piece of choral music ever to have been co......

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...Your symphony cut short. My heart rings with the tension of your unresolved fugues.......

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...Sweet roseate little flower The evergreen bush princess Dancing on a gentle breeze air your scent in my breast nestles to the recesses of my heart ,it travels Dripping honeyed nectar, my blood i......

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