Mackerels Poems - Poems about Mackerels

...“Better to shun the bait than struggle in the snare” William Blake With a fragile earth warm, I lure my Labeo rohita. Minute minnows manage many magical Mackerels. Shrimps attract snapper, aro......

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...Dawn arrives in a dark widow’s shawl. A hard sea rubs raw the knuckled bones of the shore. The first thing a sailor sees as he dreams of arrival are the white hands. Sometimes the hands are la......

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...Magazine Madame measures mammoth mackerels Manipulating measurements, marking misguided memos Momentous mistakes moves and muffles meager mackerels Manufactured mutilated memo mystifies many, milk......

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...Broken Seashells, canvasses of lobsters tossed ashore by waves are an open cemetery with endless laments... as green seaweeds decorate them morbidly if they were flowers! I look around thi......

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...How pretty this placid sea appears to everyone's eyes in the quietest morning, not a single sail challenging the surf of waves rambling; do I hear a scream of desperation arising from the bl......

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...The Deception of Free Verse: Dreams I, Translation of Etiemble’s L’imposture du vers libre by T. Wignesan (From René Etiemble’s only poetry collection: le Coeur et la cendre: soixante ans de poés......

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...Man Eater. I was filleting a mackerel when I found a finger in its innards not much left of it looked like a prawn shell with fingernail, I said nothing dipped the fillets in flour and deep fried t......

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