Long Sontime Poems
Long Sontime Poems. Below are the most popular long Sontime by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Sontime poems by poem length and keyword.
I was born underwater with lungs oversized,
With gills immature in a world full of smog,
I'm filling petition to be cauterized,
And end other chapter in life’s fragile log.
I was born black and white with extremities gray,
The plaintiff accuses what I might hide,
It's nothing but SOUL constantly at play,
With spoonfuls of turquoise rolling down off life's slide...
Implosion of rainbows will probably be
The cause of my passing unknown and alone.
When thrown overboard and deep into sea
I'll finally return to my home long time gone...
I've moved in a place with no windowless chamber,
Where time has no meaning and waiting is painless,
If I had any hopes, I swear - don't remember...
And don't recognize him, his sorrow is senseless.
I have died underwater, reborn in blue nights,
Don't need oxygen to play with the whales.
Remember when watching those great Northern Lights
That Mother is smiling behind Nature’s veils.
for Constances contest "Mother"
I am still his mother
My word should matter beyond all other.
If I say no
Then nothing else shall go.
When I tell him yes
Please do not second guess.
I know he is almost eighteen
And pretty soon it won't matter what I mean.
Right now he still lives at home
Soon he will be on his own.
When the time comes for him to go
I will let him, this I know.
At this time he is my only child with me,
My requests, I think, are not that unreasonable, gee.
Once he is on his own away from me,
I promise, I will let him be.
What else is there to say, other
Than that I am still his mother.