Immemorial Poems - Poems about Immemorial

I hear you in the wind that blows through fairy-forest trees. I sense you right around the bend in musk and mushroom breeze. I see you in my own son's face and recognize, you're free. Halo my heart, though you depart, you're always here with me....

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Early season wind, a butterfly stoop towards:-, is it to west or east?....

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Memorial Day – 2020... since time immemorial crème de la crème strongest and bravest forsook their lives eternal peace they rest honored and revered succumbed mortal test. (now pardon ma faux pas from dis po' pa try'n 2b sleek) line six starting here necessitated minor tweak) Officially called Decoration Day proclaimed on 5 May 1868 by General John Logan first observed on 30...

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There's a time to run, a time to rest A time to take stock, a time to reflect A time to forgive, a time to forget A time to beget, a time to reset A time to surrender, a time to fold A time to be brave, a time to...

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Between liking and disliking While the reason being an arbitrator But do you see the rift between Sane and insane ? That the privileged ones of the era today Conveniently and keenly prefer to ignore To differentiate between the two For it is their lust for power (not prowess) For it is their greed for grip (not random) When the truth silently creeps between...

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