Paler Poems - Poems about Paler

...Matsuo Basho: English translations of Haiku about winter, cold, rain, rains, frost, frosts, snow, snowflakes, wind, children, childhood, hail, hail stones, winter life. Mushroom-gathering, rushi......

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...Behold us one, the marriage of two minds, Two creatures of cross-continental births, With force of love the universe combines, Find, in each other, home, a fount of mirth. Behold us cleaved, ......

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...The hush before the dawn is thin and gold, A breath held tight beneath the sky’s soft yawn. Somewhere, a blackbird sings to break the cold, And I, for once, do not feel quite as gone. The frost......

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... Oh, my gosh, I’m freaking and feel such dread. What the hay is this nonsense on my head? I can’t go to work, can't enter the office! I will be seen, visible to peers and bosses, be the fool who......

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...Underneath unfathomable depths, choked by decaying thistle, Where briny seas mix with putrid sentiment, Creating cloudy waters of macabre melancholy, Stand rusted arches, encompassing a thic......

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...I thought to order Nature, yet it rained that picnic day: apparently her sun, did not listen, had she even bothered to ask, my wonder? I thought to order Nature -- in retrospect, a Saturday blu......

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... “Nightingale and Roses” the heart burst open like a canary cracks open its cage with a song listening to the nightingale with roses flying like a throatful soul escapi......

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... POTD~ In the misery of a paler grey nightfall she blinks like citrine glazed along walls, Ivy of Boston flaunts her shimmer without guilt as palette of amber claims her lustrous glides slit......

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... The Caspian coast. The country is far away, We are left behind, sent on vacation by God. The sea greeted us with open arms, Let’s swim, take a long stroke. Come on, let's go with the current! ......

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...Jessamyn's Song (circa age 14-16) by Michael R. Burch 16 There are meadows heathered with thoughts of you, where the honeysuckle winds in fragrant, tangled vines down to the water's edge. ......

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...NOW SEEN Descriptive words can tell all A soul defined by its shape Discretion is most valued Yet identity prevails Designed by both hand and mind Something important to say Perhaps in a p......

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...I followed the path because I recognised it as the path that followed me sunlight made the pebbles paler as I made them darker like a shadow I rounded a bend in the path as the path rounded t......

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... that you can’t my Brian itches sometimes I’m youR Dr You were dead But now your alive alive Lightning gasp my shadow on the laboratory wall It never got a name Monster eternal internal s......

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...The beautiful imprints My younger mind hints Has several colours Darker and paler Too bright to forget Too deep to reset Home is where heart is, they say; Or is it that The heart is alwa......

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...What is a black man supposed to be? How is a black man supposed to act? When is a black man supposed to talk? Why are all the answers hidden? “A black man is supposed to be-“ A sentence being ......

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