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Hartley Poems - Poems about Hartley


Premium Member The Last Song For My Resting Place
... A bit of history, first . . . . This song is about the sinking of the Titanic, it sank into the North Atlantic Ocean on April 14-15, 1912, after striking an iceberg. Of 2240 pass......

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Categories: hartley, tribute,
Form: Rispetto
Premium Member Heartly Natters-
...Hartley matters heart just beating arms empty holding no one heart matters face Saturn parts yearning tears flowing fall falling to the ground watering the shattered seed Humanities smashes heart doe......

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Categories: hartley, analogy, hope, loneliness,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Clerihew Hartley
...Impressionist Expressionist Madison Hartley an abstract experiment he tried to be Influenceg by Delaunay one of the greatest critics now say......

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Categories: hartley, art, people,
Form: Clerihew
The Temptation of Hartley-Brewer
...Oh Julia, Julia Hartley-Brewer, I touched her knee when I hardly knew her. A punch was threatened in my face And in due course I fell from grace. On Question Time her face occurred, I hung upo......

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Categories: hartley, addiction, beauty, celebrity, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Stuck
...Stuck By Russell M. Hartley Between what it is and what it isn’t Between what I did and what I didn’t Between what I give and what was given Between what I missed and what I’m missin’ Betwe......

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Categories: hartley, confusion, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme



Celebrating 50:Ix
...My neighbors pot smells good A herbal sweetness that lingers in the air And then cloy the tongue With hunger deeper than love's desire I smell the thyme, parsley, pepper The onions and basil in comi......

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Categories: hartley, political, longing,
Form: Free verse
Wallace Hartley,Titanic Bandmaster
...As I gather them to the first class lounge Surely we will calm down the throng. Of mothers in shock,fathers at a loss. Crying wee ones encased in their arms. Lifeboats not nearly enough I hear. ......

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Categories: hartley, death, music, sad,
Form: Free verse

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