Hirst Poems - Poems about Hirst

...How fortunate that I, correctly versed, knew hand-grenades are passive. At their worst, they maim and kill. But this is interspersed with usefulness: defenders have no thirst for carnage. Since t......

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...CONCEPTUALISTA impenetrable   fascinations signified ever in transition of the trivial visions   validated with   unnerving     perverse provocations subversive     & startling extre......

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...Invite God to fill our being with joy Growing gently, exhuming ego ploys Night and day, gripping us in ecstasy Infusing calm, tranquil serenity Thirst for divin......

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...“fragrance of love divine, our pied piper, just following the scent, we climb higher” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thirst for divine union, the causation High and low we se......

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...Beat about the bush no more, oh hermit! Listen to the voice of silence within. Ignition in renewal, pulse perfect! Simply go in! Rest imagination. Shed off oh h......

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...It's a coo toffee morning... what? you don't stunderand? Getting our mords wixed is thumbsing I've seen hirst fand Happens malltoast every day No need to feel treebayed I'm seeing billy, ......

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...It's a coo toffee morning... what? you don't stunderand? Getting our mords wixed is thumbsing I've seen hirst fand Happens malltoast every day No need to feel treebayed I'm seeing billy, ......

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...ABOUT THE CHILDREN FOR THE CHILDREN From Inspired words from and Dedicated to Educator & Poetess EVE ROPER This is about the children This is for all the children What ever happen to those......

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...J-ust strive to carry on, O-n August thirty-first; J-ust aim for freedom, I-n an unquenchable T-hirst. D-o strive to carry on, I-n an ardent way; V-igorous determination I-s far away ......

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...Enea, at the Scottish Court The critics claim that this is far the worst of all the frescoes. Enea the star? No inkling here. Can that be James the First? And that’s the Clyde? It looks m......

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