Millers Poems - Poems about Millers

...Sandy surprised her mother with a pretty office make-over. It was marvelous, there was a new bed for her Corgi, Rover. In the corner was a monarch butterfly garden full of caterpillars. This is wh......

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...That's the trouble with her Miller: Lots of fancy for fine killer, Yeah not Real Life - The safe thriller But it's no Decent Time filler, Millers remembrance of thriller The time wise neighbour ......

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... On white lines on valiant wheels I head north leaving behind the City of Sails with its humourless streets, its casino steel and glass Sky Tower built upon the rubble of a gran......

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... "5" benevolence and favour seemed to be absent in the world grace, a name whispered before a meal shared 5 fingers on each hand steeples, hiding people g......

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...Heroes, every one. They came in a trickle and then a flood, To enlist in the forces to do some good. They were turned from ordinary men, Into frightening fighting machines. Farmers, millers, tai......

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...Poems about Poets IV The Princess and the Pauper by Michael R. Burch for June Kraeft Here was a woman bright, intent on life, who did not flinch from Death, but caught his eye and dre......

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...beMUSEd by Michael R. Burch Perhaps at three you'll come to tea, to have a cuppa here? You'll just stop in to sip dry gin? I only have a beer. To name the "greats": Pope, Dryden, mates......

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...State of the Art (III) These are my "ars poetica" poems: the ones about the art and craft of writing poetry in a modern world that doesn't always recognize the artists or their work. Come ......

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...Poems about Poems (II) Kin by Michael R. Burch for Richard Moore 1. Shrill gulls, how like my thoughts you, struggling, rise to distant bliss? the weightless blue of skies that are no......

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...Tuning William Blake's Whistle by Michael R. Burch a musical prophecy, after William Blake I. Many a sun and many a moon I walked the earth and whistled a tune. I did not whistle as ......

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...Orpheus by Michael R. Burch after William Blake I. Many a sun and many a moon I walked the earth and whistled a tune. I did not whistle as I worked: the whistle was my work. I shir......

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...Forty years of bad road, a path of broken glass Potholed memories line my thoughts, devil waiting fast Daring me… “Retrace your steps, your quickest way back home “Forty years of shat......

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...ANNA MILLER’S TAKANAWA-SHOP Merriam-Webster defines chili as a thick sauce of meat and chilies. His coworker hungers for American food - pizza, burgers; no sushi, please. H......

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...Priscilla of Titillating Courage With smidgens of cereal we may choose to grind traces from Grains of life truth sadness vagaries and the circle of being Separate the wheat from the chaff o......

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...Peasant bread to feed the masses, millers stone between the classes Grovel here and grovel there, crumbs for beggars—no meat to share Caught inside the rising dough, leavened voices cr......

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