Hewed Poems - Poems about Hewed

...AI is groupthink, it’s hewed to pre-existing work, which it aggregates into something bland and flat. If you don’t want your work scraped and copied by AI, try writing off-balance ideas that are......

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...A Sunday Morning A small group of women slowly approach a tomb hewed from a local hill. A bright rising sun begins to peek over the horizon as the first day of the new week dawns. The ......

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...Widsith the Far-Traveler, Part II ancient Anglo-Saxon poem loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Hrothulf and Hrothgar, uncle and nephew, for a long time kept a careful peace tog......

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... This time of life highlights the balance of my age; my past takes up more space than my future has left- and so be it. My life is fulfilled by family-......

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... The mountains rise like white haired ancient gods. The wolves howl their age old forgotten runes. In the blue sky birds perform their glissades As they fill the air with their joyful tunes. The......

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...In chambers veiled with smoke and lies, Where whispered deals and shadows rise, A silken web, by power spun, Entangles truth beneath the sun. The gilded cage of empty laws, Where justice sleep......

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...INTERVIEW WITH A DYING TREE- I stand erect I embrace we You cover me I am under you us Grounded together we two I am of you, we both stand in the wind Both sprightliness, ye......

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... The Fountain of Living Waters flows, Ready to quench our thirst, Why do ye hew out broken cisterns? Broken cisterns that burst; Drink from the Fount and be satisfied, It will......

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...A red rose am not Yellow, pink nor white My color is lost in between Different shades in tone But a rose I still am Still beautiful to behold Dressed up in a knot You brought the likes of m......

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... The Fountain of Living Waters flows, Ready to quench our thirst, Why do ye hew out broken cisterns? Broken cisterns that burst; Drink from the Fount and be satisfied, It will......

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...The gorgeous garden rhapsodic, absorbs the aura of spring in the air, I hear the whisper so melodic of the serenading southern wind. The blazing sarlet sun sets fire on the skyline recl......

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...MICHELANGELO: Modern English Translations Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564) is considered by many experts to be the greatest artist and sculptor of all time. These are modern English translation......

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...In sunburst morning clouds waft on hewed wing, focused sunbeams flush curtained window glass, rays make track to sun, my cold life I run. March 17, 2021 Contest : Tableau-6 Lines Spons......

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...The same shriek he made Escaping the womb face first In that cow dung smeared hut Was still echoing in her heart When he frantically whimpered In subdued feeble scuffle for life Fraughting desp......

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...MICHELANGELO TRANSLATIONS Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (1475-1564) was an Italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet. He and his fellow Florentine, Leonardo da Vinci, were rivals ......

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