Once More Poems - Poems about Once More

I can hear it crawl towards me In the infinite moving dark Claw turns to slither Echoes without placement Each sound closer than the last My heavy breath giving voice Breath cool on my face Rancid in deceit If I open my eyes I can give my fear form Not a muscle working in unison Eyelids like ancient divers leaded boot Stuck in the silt Heart and breath...

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Author Dana Redricks November 28, 2024 (Verse 1) God keeps blessing me once more, this I know for sure. Every time I look around, He's opening another door. I've seen Him bring me through, so many times before. When I was broken and lost, He made me whole once more. (Pre-Chorus) When the night was dark, and I...

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I saw the swing old and tall, and I remembered as a child how I loved to swing higher and higher until my feet could touch the sky. I sat on the worn canvas seat, and then slowly, so slowly began to soar once more....

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Home Songs Love and nature 92 Period of composition (Bangla): Nineteenth Vadra, 1346 Period of composition (After Christ) September 5, 1939 Place of composition: Shantiniketan Again and again, looking back to thee, once more, Days and nights these foamy churns awakened, in parables, mind approached out there, rested on armrest The verses and the divine bell, awakened on the festive zeal, with the...

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Romantically symbolic for sure Munch's metaphor takes the floor here in the Dance of Life* so many are especially rife...

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You are the only one who listened The only one who took the time When there was nobody You came along I made you mine Words are just words If they don't come from the heart I so want to express how much I love you And what you mean to me But even when words come from my heart I never know where...

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At night, when I remember our love once more, Us, stained by the shadow that glides in, trembling beneath the gentle star, Held tight in embrace, like two nomads under the infinite vault of pigments, Eternally swayed by the time's carousel, in the deep of the shadow we catch. Asleep in the heavy veil of sleep, secret and profound, We...

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bleak Christmas is nearing, bells are ringing, young carolers singing from door to door yule joyful hymns in moonlit crisp air night a nascent dawn with anxious laughter sounds there a tree full of hope grandchildren thrilled. without you, a soul that feels so hollow. 11/9/2023 ...

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The morning takes the slumber from my eyes, As I look out toward the east to see the sunrise. Memories takes me back to another time, An autumn sky and a girl with hazel eyes. I would’ve given her, the mountains, the moon and the sky, Yet I foolishly left her without even a goodbye. After all these years, I’m back...

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I contemplate the bobber on the water. It is as still as a friend’s prayer at meeting. Connected to this moment by monofilament I sit as if I were asleep. A gust of north wind roils the surface into ridges. In the furrow the bobber dances, dances, dropping its seed into the darkness perhaps to lure forth one more wish, one more harvest from...

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I sat behind him He looked over to the side I saw his lashes My heart clashes They're so curly That I fell there surely His eyes shine brightly Full of life Free of strife When he woke up from sleep I wish to swim in that pool of red sea How I wish to never forget that bliss! We locked eyes I felt it hard to turn I...

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Accept equality, admit to science That you always believed - Why wouldn’t love be free? San Franciscans and summer lovers Flocked here seeking illusion. They saw pretty colors, but no truth. I extended my hand, warmly You grasped it, looking onward To clover crowns and daisy chains. There is no understanding of The light in shaded eyes, or Coy words slipped from...

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Do you know what it’s like To have your freedom back at last, To be able to choose new colours Once pinned out of reach to the mast, To find tho’ you’ve lost your employment, You can still retain all of your pride, To discover the grass is greener On the unexplored other-side, To patch up your battered ego, Once thought irretrievably torn, To feel...

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When I was in seminary my spiritual director advised me to notice, as had he, that there are two kinds of: Clergy Those who understand their calling as to coldly forgive and heatedly challenge all bedeviled sinners And those who feel called to mentor gods and goddesses and all transgender images in-between to warmly engage and repeatedly comfort all divinely endowed panentheistic Holy Spirited saints. Lay Leaders Those who live for a vacation from...

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Kirk's reply was tacit: Still his points 'Explicit': "Don't try the opposite Once more a plebiscite..." A plebiscite most fit: Plebiscite that flaws bit; On paper clearly writ Flashing frank views not wit... Kirk comes out quite lucid: "Misgovernment Acid !" Explode did guys laughter! But what happened later? They proved the ones dafter... "Misgovernment rafter"...

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