Knockings Poems - Poems about Knockings

...Enticing beat, ancient accolades, achieving ancestry backbeat barrage, buoyant beats crescendo chorus calculations dulled dirges, double drumming durations environmental echoed egos faint, ......

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...When she knocked on my door, I did not open it Again and again , She knocked. After the knocking stopped I opened the door to let her in. Then she had already gone. The path she took hush......

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...Anxiety bursts confusion distraught entanglements frenzies grappling hysteria indecisiveness jitters knockings lows mania noticeable oppression panics qualms rigorousness sufferings torments u......

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...My heart turned into a lump When it felt that it would have to live with its own burden My heart chose to be, then, enclosed in its own chest To never heed the knockings on its doors To never res......

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...I am the hidden, the forbidden, and the lost link Unto the creature called man? The basic primal instinct, the raw inner fear, That quivers within the interior nerve left exposed, Do I exist, def......

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...I am the hidden, the forbidden, and the lost link Unto the creature called man? The basic primal instinct, the raw inner fear, That quivers within the interior nerve left exposed, Do I exist, def......

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...Poetry is subjective and can be written how you like; There are many different ways in which to write. You can put it down as prose or create some double rows, Triangles, squares etc. are alrigh......

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...It's dark. Even through closed lids I've perceived the monotonous treachery the day has in store. I suppress a moan within my chest, and my bones creak with illusory age. Another dawn which is......

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...She speaks with her nose opened wide Like that of Queen Elizabeth the none From the fringe of the nose She speaks very fluently Chewing Queen’s language With her head high up She must have ......

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