Oriental Poems - Poems about Oriental

... They call white sour they call mestizo black they call oriental yellow they call indian red By naming the misfortune exposing prejudice. preconcetion fissure ! ......Read More

...Where did she go I knew of her, had seen her in adverts wearing short hair being, sort of dubious sex, let them guess and smoking a cigarette with the fragrance of the oriental express, yet he......Read More

... Better than a thousand speeches utterly devoid of sense is a word of deepest meaning that brings the hearer peace. Better than in songs a hundred empty words that break the air is one word ......Read More

...By day, Turtle is coincidental he sits outside of a Chinese restaurant by the side of an ornamental pond that is always empty of fish. The traffic creates a dusty coat on his stone shell, yet......Read More

...To US born Franz Kline black&white were just fine Influenced by all things oriental abstracted in the calligraphical ......Read More

...Pitifully, it seems my volcano has erupted—Somerset Mougham Awaiting ink and feather to perform, my volcano has erupted Gloomy den, I listen to crackling fire, nothing of worth to pen S......Read More

...old dog pees on oriental rug angry......Read More

... There is always a negotiation going on as if you had two minds. Take yesterday when you were writing down these lines and just at this point, you could have gone a different way. When you read......Read More

... “Sunshine Superman and the Oriental Nightfish” Mellow Yellow cool for katz, is chillin’ with his dream, Oriental Nightfish, in her universe Wings, he thi......Read More

...I As I gaze upon thou face of sheer beauty I begin reminiscing about the times with thee The times at which hour vigor shone upon us like the oriental sun The times at which hour worri......Read More

...So relaxed, it makes me nervous Your dutiful, unbridled service You, traveling in a gypsy's circus Of course, it all makes sense We put up tents and take down temples Middle Eastern sands, and......Read More

... "Above all I must have flowers, always and always." Quote by _Claude Monet Another day of rain in my dream garden But,......Read More

...The world is a spicy pot of diverse races that exhibits colours pleasant on different faces. Each race revealing features distinct and unique of varying hair texture but uniform physique. Oh yes,......Read More

...dog sleeps on oriental rug favorite place......Read More

... In Jerusalem's Holy Temple the High Priest entered the Holy-of-Holies once a year on that Holiest of Days, Yom Kippur From the top of his exotic, oriental turban dressed for the occasi......Read More