Promethean Poems - Poems about Promethean

...I press my hands into the ruins of you, fingertips cut in the quiet rot of ancient wounds that have never quite been touched. Beneath splintered ribs, your earth is sulfurous in suffering— your......

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...The Heights of Machu Picchu, Canto VIII by Pablo Neruda translation by Michael R. Burch Ascend with me, my American love! Let’s kiss these mysterious stones together! The Urubamba’s torren......

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...To all the poets near and far Alive and well or beyond the stars, I bid you peace, I bid you rest, I bid you all the very best. Life and death may er’ contain All the fruits of love and rain, ......

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...PETRARCH TRANSLATIONS Sonnet XIV by Petrarch translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Lust, gluttony and idleness conspire to banish every virtue from mankind, replaced by evil in hi......

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... The marooned muse floats with waned creative craving in the emotive stream of impeded passion, faces the monotonous stodgy scenario over the tedious span of time in the bleary plateau of poe......

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... Shielding Darkness with Virilities of Light One with the Sword of the Most High, Promethean by the Thunder, Supreme by Rain Forever Rising on this Quest Uncaged, I AM the Blazing One, Soul......

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... Ever-Upwards, I AM The Sun I Am the Sum of One, I Am the Total of the Light Force, Ever-So Bright Ever So High, I Blaze in Kundalini Fire Illuminating Ethers of Life Within I Am Eternal,......

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...Never in secluded pools they dwell, I speak of ornate waterfalls, they rise and fall majestically, near docks, wharves and piers, sparkle, gleam, smooth flow trickle, eye balm whirl fantastic p......

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... he stood … atop another world another … promethean creation ineffable beauty and innovation spread at his feet like a glorious carpet of progress a macrocosm of concept and imagination tha......

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...Critics Beware! Poets are vulnerable no less than anyone, when fallen victim to outrageous critics. As Shelley wrote, critics' darts struck Keats, who blindly, cruelly, mocked 'Endymion.' ......

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...Sunrise, sunset in adjacent systems blends behind a calm waterfall wake, the hollow unknown man only minds his altruistic poems of prism alchemy--cleverly arranging perfect crystal aurora petals ......

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...Hey! Look at me, I'm a Poem! my words rhyme with my tongue with lips summoning secret séance scribblings from upper palate delights while my teeth scalpel saturnine ecstasies from mammock reservo......

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...MICHELANGELO: Modern English Translations Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564) is considered by many experts to be the greatest artist and sculptor of all time. These are modern English translation......

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...When our world seems so chaotic…filled with man’s inhumanity to man We search for peace and happiness…anywhere we can On my walk this morning as I was wondering what fortunes today would bring s......

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...A holy, amaranthine light, Surely guides the world aright, Lo! To distant nations yon, The golden flame of faith, Carries eastward on! Promethean, the fire shines And has shone, since o......

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