Lii Poems - Poems about Lii

Sonnets LII-LX The Endeavors of Lips by Michael R. Burch How sweet the endeavors of lips: to speak of the heights of those pleasures which left us weak in love’s strangely lit beds, where the cold springs creak: for there is no illusion like love... Grown childlike, we wish for those storied days, for those bright sprays of flowers, those primrosed ways that curled...

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. . . after the ellipsis we confer entrenched in the awakened a story rises from the burn limbs parted and wrapped about delved deep within the yearn it is the beginning with no end collaborating on the middle where jute has left her mark past the tense and purposes deep-rooted in sense and sensibility our bond begs to begin on the stage of the bluest sky the...

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UNQUOTABLE QUOTES: LII - Tongue Tweezers Tit for Tat Butter for Fat Rat for Cat Left for Right Day for Night Might for Right Tick for Tack Lick for Lack Lice for Sack Rice for Mice Dice for Vice Nice for Voice Sap for Lap Cap for Gap Rap for Nap Loose for Tight Pound for Bite Penny for Wight Lord for Light Black for White Diddle for Riddle Fiddle for Middle Horse for Sadle Stable for Fable Jingle for...

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IF ever I had a country : LII - LIII " How can the life of such a man Be in the palm of some fool's hand? To see him obviously framed Couldn't help but make me feel ashamed to live in a land Where justice is a game " Extracted from Bob Dylan's "...

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MY thoughts so large! An undetermined size one below the trees as another above the skies! The elements shaped that which perceived the rest by humanity! :: 04-13-2014 ::...

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