Partitioning Poems - Poems about Partitioning

...Many are the miles you snake along the hillsides, through the valleys, conforming to the highways, partitioning pasture from pasture neighbour from neighbour, friend from foe, son from father. a......

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...A feeling escapes, as night coalescing winter. A cancerous sorrow innate. A Familiar, a servant of Sinners. Faithlessness, neglecting to find eternity. Here she moves along deepened. Apathy......

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...The Forgotten Picasso’s Echoes of Image David J Walker The partitioning of today Has failed again As the light of a Former sun illuminates The echoes of the then Folded into collectiv......

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..."The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man, (or a righteous woman) avails much." James 5:16*** Believe me I consider myself far from being either worthy Or righteous! But then again it is ......

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...A sunken tombstone lay on either side, The wall itself enswathed in moss and fern, Fragmented, as the bond of blood which died Before the grave envelopped each in turn. Two brothers who had onc......

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...I found the piano for me You must think that I'm lonely Classical music, let's talk about classical music Just stop your waiting Popping at night I found the piano for me We are partiti......

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... God Speaks But Few Are Heeding His Voice Written: by Tom Wright 2/25/2016 God communicates in ways that not all understand, Many brush off his message while neglecting his command. ......

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...across the Doggerland dogged people trudge Neanderthals, Heidelbergers...Sapiens, the last ones standing hairy mammoths, heavy life bearing down the mighty maw of an ice wall crunches, enfor......

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...I was in the company of my siblings Enjoying the comforts of my sisters, When they came at me Armed with axes and machetes determined to grind their oxen They struck blows upon blows, cut......

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...A twelve year old boy, village-bred and very shy Having but token familiarity with buses, routes and places Escorts his mom’s mom, very sick and about to die To the town forty kms and four hou......

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