Metropolitan Poems - Poems about Metropolitan

(prelude) the buzzing of the evening insects presage evil ! here are black wolves ! here are ghosts and fiends and here are blackest of demons ! and black be the murk tonight with devils ! be forewarned ! and be accursed... you,...

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On the fifth of April 2024, about 10:23 a.m., we all felt a shake It wasn’t the midnight train; it wasn’t a jack hammer It wasn’t children hopping; it wasn’t the roaring of a tiger It wasn’t a 747 emergency landing; it was an earthquake It was God smiling at us to see how we would have reacted People had...

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Written: October 26, 2023 ____________________________________ Solace reached through alienation and wisdom An oasis of calm in a harsh nature seldom Money and power, as well as sex and death, Now is a time of...

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Written: October 26, 2023 _____________________________________ At the bottom of a boundless cosmic sea. An excellent, universal command decree Idiosyncratic anthems permeate the air. Unfathomable eternal marvels fit beyond dare. In a gothic universe with endless space. Quantum supernovae withdraw a trace. A...

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Metropolitan city, a fast-paced city Tantalizing desires, dazzling fame stealthily bound to disintegrate Swelling population, clustered houses, disparity among people, gazing with pity High ambition, stiff competition, insensitive attitude sneakily tend to deflate ...

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A gilt and rusted nest of steel, stone and brick and concrete, haunted by its own electric soul, awaits the tangled light of early spring. Throughout the restless night, heavy boats have cut across the bay leaving scars upon its cold and gray and gleaming skin. But every sin committed on the landscape by this sprawling city suddenly appears to be forgiven with the rising of...

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Times Square Intersects the television screen. At the crescendo of the scene A starlet sings a melancholy song, Hiding in a costume that disguises The method she employs To hypnotize the audience. Copyright © 1997-2018 by Benjamin Toney. All rights reserved....

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After watching a political speech on my T.V I become more hopeful this afternoon The speaker pledged to aid the unfortunate homeless out there in the cold he pledged to "bring us together" rather than divide us and he promised that all he is saying will be achieved The speaker...

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Unfamiliar flag, It's up and down Today I saw it Weeping on its knees. Murmuring students Hold tears, someone Else is dead again The university mourns. Death, why in our abundance Is your harvest so rich?...

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The metropolitan area consists of everything like theaters, museums, restaurants, and a lot of hotels and skyscrapers. But most of all, the cities are filled with public transportation(city buses, subways, trains, taxi cabs, and airports, e.g.) and a lot of luxurious vehicles. Whether anyone is in either New York City, Los Angeles, Dallas, Tokyo, Toronto,...

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Rusty rotten dirty domes, Wound the Heaven’s azure heart, Chimneys’ souls rise to part, Black giants’ filthy foams. Metal hooting centipedes, Pierce the hills’ rocky chest. Shaking the jungles’ breast, Roaring saw on trunk feeds. Life’s teasing irony, Knife to cut on the barks Save trees in the parks! Man’s mocking destiny......

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