Hieroglyph Poems - Poems about Hieroglyph

...Poets, do not give up Whatever you write Whatever you spit out A genius will be up To it somewhere. Someone Will understand the tone Of your voice, the hieroglyph Of your thoughts, the myth O......Read More

... Yon rock you represent me, once dust a mark or character used as a conventional representation of an object No, do I worship thee your function, or process, I admire so easily rock is a sign ......Read More

... "BLACK CAT" SILENCE prowls on soft paws with sharp claws Cutting up the Middle Road Dark shadow moves SILIENCE In absentia Empty Absy......Read More

... Hieroglyphs and Holograms A hieroglyph Precise but brief presentation of......Read More

...Your heart is a stone inscribed with cobras, vultures, ribs and reed. You say what I see is not what you mean. You confound me with sounds. One word is a zoo with water that ripples— an ar......Read More

...As Pharoah thought Deep thoughts on Thoth, He became serious And thought of Osiris. What of Seth? What do Anubis and Horus sayeth? Of Amun and Mut, And panoplied Nut? It may take me forev......Read More

...The writings on the wall , they say The Egyptians they will agree The pharaohs used the hieroglyph to tell of us of their reign The holograms the future The skywalkers would agree The r......Read More

...GAZA 2014 Which veil b locks o ur view of the app arent , what purblindness vis-à-vis this land s lice, that we sh......Read More

...Apocalyptic sight Six pairs of Homeric children’s eyes Over the tomb of ice gray world Multiply my infinite sorrow into sins with no eyes or ears In tangents of nostalgia I kiss the death......Read More

...in the icy climates of winter's days when only then, do the days grow longer love slipped, careened, and fell away balance and stability sway to reconquer and teetering on that glacial cliff squint......Read More

...A visionary wandered lost one night inside a tempest thunderous and strong. He looked for shelter in a canyon. Light of moon poured down and bitter sweet of song. . . For as the storm abated,......Read More

...The ankh is more than a symbol or cross It’s a sign of both physical and eternal life Relocated from the land and death and dross Men are believed to be living an afterlife The hieroglyph stand......Read More

...hieroglyph a root of an immortelle life’s paradigm - inspired by Brian Strand's Poetry Of The Noun Contest......Read More

...A space inside wounded, scarred, and growling I invite her to this place unseen touching all damage delicate knowingly heals with tenderness mending hands work over my flesh soothing ......Read More