Oaths Poems - Poems about Oaths

Steel-bound words once carved in stone, Now rust in whispers, dead and alone. The oaths we swore in fire and ash, Lie shattered now—mere ghosts of past. A blade was drawn, a wound was made, Yet scars still whisper, cold and frayed. Beneath the weight of silent screams, The echoes writhe, the soul redeems. Ink turns black beneath the...

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Endlessly.... scribbling.... Of our illusion... The tale myself mouths through tears.... The line that murders my psyche.... Is "Wait... we'll come across once more...once again" The era's arrive aging thy skin.... to ossein... For those loaned words... Aim through my psyche.... It slaughters me.... it tortures me... Now all the odes I scribble of the devotion... Are the dusted oaths that wind through...me... They hath...

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Songs which repeat themselves in the mind are things which repeat themselves deep in the heart Adon Olam will be heard again by me and by others the years have come and gone but our hopes...

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Monstrous rabbits often visit sea turtles with a view to drinking vast amounts of salted tea located within shells. Oh see how wise that horse is reading encyclopedias seated in it's wicker chair. If branches cry out to atoms and air laughs it is said to be the time when even the hop of a...

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It is relentlessly our intent To do the right thing. Why then do we relent— A bird with broken wing? We make earnest pledges Vowing to fly higher. But they fray at the edges— Caught in self-made mire. We would strive to be A friend of welcoming ways. Except they quickly flee— Gliding through wasted days. We pray for a resolution To these earth-bound misses. But we forestall a...

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