Repeal Poems - Poems about Repeal

...CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS 2 Catullus CI: 'His Brother's Burial' translation by Michael R. Burch 1. Through many lands and over many seas I have journeyed, brother, to these wretched rites, to t......Read the rest...

... Marvelous! Wonderful! Delightful! These words enchant the heart but haunt the mind The truth about them is quite unkind They mean something to no one nothing to e......Read the rest...

...We love feeding and watching the birds which is why in the mountains when we’re there if you visit us there’s a good chance you’ll see bird feeders everywhere. It seems like such an easy task..fi......Read the rest...

...Written: September 15, 2023 ______________________________________________________________ In the halter of destiny, we are all bound. A monody of souls dissemble and found With eve......Read the rest...

...There are those poems repeal themselves When muses from afar Sudden step from darkened wells Or shimmer from a star Their silent voice is captured By fancy’s willing ear Unto their thought en......Read the rest...

...Frigid weather with gritty graupels welcome winter. Rivulets of raucous rain freeze without cease or halt. Overly willful waterfalls splatter and splinter. Zealous spirits scatter shards with t......Read the rest...

...“Okay then, alright then, toodle-loo, bye-bye!” Sure love to hear that again My first wife would end each phone conversation With this familiar old refrain Once uttering these words of ......Read the rest...

...My smiles just for the institution, Which trifles not with constitution: Brooks not the safest prostitution, Defaulters starving restitution... Institution that works with tuition To minds pr......Read the rest...

...Why did you think then and Why do you feel now You are OK to park here? drive here? breathe in here? stop breathing out here? love here? live here? eat here? defecate here? urinate here?......Read the rest...

...Epigrams VII A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy? —Albert Einstein, poetic interpretation by Michael R. Burch The Whole of Wit by Michael R. Burch fo......Read the rest...

...Darius was the Medo-Persian king, Which means he was in charge of everything. One hundred twenty satraps gave account, So he would have an up-to-date amount; All this so that he might not suffer ......Read the rest...

...Could blame stress Nonetheless Must confess Took ingress To excess Now I feel Brain in reel Never heal! Got to kneel Food repeal 10 January 2022......Read the rest...

...Amber Rivers of past regret: Something I can not just forget The pain is too deep of a feel inside Somewhere along these trails, I ride. It's deep a wound I cannot forget, Amber Rivers with th......Read the rest...

...I'm hurting inside.... it feels as though my soul had died, sometimes I want to lay down and die, but my eyes were open..all i could do was cry, from the pain and iniquity that kept me in a lie, drow......Read the rest...

...This world is ours to save (or stain with plagues of what is feared). Wealth builds high fences, rapes beyond (its appetites all ‘Sins’), truth smeared as pawns protect cruel thrones (make moneyed ......Read the rest...