Havre Poems - Poems about Havre

...I balance my illicitly obtained bottle of absinthe from a man who knows a man, for an exorbitant amount of Euros, on the worn wooden windowsill of my topmost room at the rundown pension overlooking t......Read More

...sun rays soft glaze tawny shiny Monet's art ways airtouch light -touch teal hue ......Read More

...A painter in Le Havre called Eugene Found the 'outside' mor his scene Monet quickly became a fan Claude taking aboard the views of this man- And so ,Impressionism began NOTE:VIGNETTE is a rhym......Read More

...When I look at a recent photo of myself…I admit to sometimes feeling dread…because the photo that I’m seeing doesn’t match the picture in my head. In my head I am much younger…on this my heart and......Read More

...tangerine sunrise~ oscillating reflections glow like a sketch of your smile at a glimpse of a new morn a medley of indigo and carrot as the sun floats in hazy sky like the sparkle of your eye......Read More

...Mirror by Kajal Ahmad, a Kurdish poet loose translation by Michael R. Burch My era's obscuring mirror shattered because it magnified the small and made the great seem insignificant. Dictator......Read More

...Penniless in Le Havre At the time of my nadir penniless in Le Havre in the drizzle Saw a blue neon light of a bar I meet sailors there from my own country They gave me cigarettes and wine, mo......Read More

...The Initiation It is not easy to be young at 16 I was a galley boy on a tankship that even then 60 years ago was ancient crewed by old mariners who spent their free time playing cards and talk......Read More

...The Initiation It is not easy to be young at 16 I was a galley boy on a tankship that even then 60 years ago was ancient crewed by old mariners who spent their free time playing cards and talk......Read More

...The Loss of Innocence At a school sports day I was running 60 metres, I wanted so very much to win, could taste blood didn´t quite make it but got a bronze medal, which I wore on my lapel wit......Read More

...The scent of oceans, a certain coolness of wind over water wanders these city streets where oleander blooms wickedly in the ruby assignation of the heart. An occosional grayed gull, bonded to the Se......Read More

...A painter in Le Havre called Eugene Found the 'outside' mor his scene Monet quickly became a fan Claude taking aboard the views of this man- And so ,Impressionism began Note:Monet (1840-1926)&......Read More