Long Armors Poems

In the chamber of silence where souls converge,
Masks lie in wait, the nocturnal guardians of our being.
Adorned with grimaces and velvet smiles,
They are armors against the unknown arrows of the estranged world.
Oh, how they descend...

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In the tremble of the evening and the rustle of the unfinished letter,
My aged hand, shrouded in the mist of memories, writes the last farewell,
Under the blue cloak of celestial silence, waiting for the silent...

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As we headed with the shadows
Along the primrose path
You were bemused, you were afraid
You were alone
You let to live along with those
humanoids from the deep
Cursing you...
Yet you concealed your pain
With your smile that appeared so...

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The ballad most widely known
In Bhutan, a heroic tale of Tsewang Tashi.
Like the hero was selected to go 
for the battle, so is he chosen to go for war
without armor.

Without armor? 
would be your question.
Don't...

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All my life, with all my soul.
Like music from the piano, my hands will bleed out battles
from the words spilled out from a poet’s hands.

Been quite a while since my soul bled on a page.
Been...

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We are but transient breezes, subtle specters,
On this ancient soil, so dense, so tangible,
Yet fleeting seagulls of smoke in nature's hands,
A curtain's sway when the final act concludes,
Departing from mortality's sharp incision, we leave without...

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It was unusually dark and calm,
She could feel the chillness of the breeze,
But her heart knew that this wind might unfold to her something which would not be as sweet as she thinks;

Little did she...

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Hailed as “Pearl of the Orient Seas” is my country
God has blessed her with bounty so richly precious
Including a glorious, peculiar history…
That really makes me constantly freedom-conscious.

In Southeast Asia is where she's settled grandly
Possessing distinct...

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They pass me each and everyday 
Without noticing a bit of me, 
Maybe a hey, hi, or hello will do 
But they’ll never ever see. 
I would look upon that whispering road 
And see my...

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When the unforeseen mistrel swipes the land,

tiny warriors trudge against the force.

“Back down! Retreat!”, the general commands.

The musketeers recoil back on course.


Then the torrent readily disembarks,

the entire army rolls up horse and foot.

A few lucky...

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This poem is a response to my classmate's poem entitled 'To My Perfect Man'.

I stand as knight of chivalry for you,
Somewhere in the far ends of eternity.
Someday deep in the currents of time,
I will meet...

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Dancing rainbow shade, up!
                      Up! Up in the air!

    Dutifully knight-like...

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I’m no damsel in distress
I don’t even own a dress
Dear princes 
I’m a worrier princess

You say your armors filling with rust 
Mine is only covered in dust

Ill slay the dragon’s far a wide
With or without...

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Day joined to expired day, 
nights lost to darkest night. 

Another year has defected 
to the phalanx arrayed against us, 
their iron hooves now thundering, 
their sheer number mocking
our plundered ranks. 

Do we then muffle...

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"Those People", they are everywhere,
They pass you on the street.
They smile and say good morning
To everyone they meet.
They hold the door for strangers,
And always seem polite,
They donate to the food shelf
Because they once felt hungers...

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Sensation vibes grip each tickle in their love play,
Fingers toss and turn to initiated foreplay,
Ice blocks slip and slide from the desperate display,
Wet tongue tracks to coax and drive in action replay.

Liquid crystals burn navel...

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When This Broken, Only A Dark Sonnet Will Do

In deep melting pot of sorrow's dark, seeping doom
nightmares, I saw hearse caravans rolling through gloom;
with sad echoes of creaking wheels and painful shades
came immense agonies of...

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Fragments of African patriotism
Lie scattered all over Africa and yonder

There are specialists in grabbing the pieces
With no one interested in knitting together

The Arab -phones are picked, cooked, eaten
By the swords of Saladin

Anglo-phones are picked, cooked,...

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In your fears
             I am insecure
In your hesitancy
             I am left...

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Ancient aliens

The wears of this universe are in transit
The galaxies are overabundant
And in every universe there's problems
Strangers in kind
Who are these aliens and why they ain't kind
One billion years ago, yesterday
WALKED  on this terrain
Ancient...

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(Fiction)
A Avatar as green as can be 
Her skin so green that matches her zodiac nature
Her hair are as long silk like vines.
Her shiny armors are to powerful against human nature
A woman warrior indeed she...

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After plenty of days of hard work
This is the time of exemplifying your strength
Your confidence and inner power
Finally seen by my fellowmen 
You may not see it but I feel the change
From the time you...

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You assigned me to be your knight
and you fronted a battle you wanted to fight -
While I gave an oath,
I will fence you so that you wake up with a smile.
 
I prayed to my...

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/Kind and sweet was 
His gaze at first
Smooth and pale was his skin
Beauty beyond description 
Calm and peaceful was his voice
God's first angel!

Perfection was his image
God made him!
Good in his nature 
but he made evil
I...

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We are the puppets of the lord! Our bodes are bouquets to furnish,


Inside our bodies are like armors which fight strive, protect and die.

But as they say everything god gives, returns to god after death.


In...

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