Revoking Poems - Poems about Revoking

...We were told that we would be great by someone who is great at their own version of being great. There is a mass of greatness going on here. This person is sooo great. Can you believe how great they ......

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...Cold dissipates as the Winter bird tweets. Perpetual treat, that enters my ear, singsong merriness, retreats all too quick, completes its assignment, to the next neighbor, gets along. Still......

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... Shed a tear for the stars, Who’ve fallen blindly, Like a slow ache, To the still, dark earth, Where inklings of grace, Grow wild as the sands, Flowing free, like make believe, ......

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...Children's Poems VI These are poems for children and poems about children and their mothers, fathers, grandmother, grandfathers and extended families. Springtime Prayer by Michael R. Burc......

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...uniform silence dawn’s blatant bugle exhales forcefully revoking sleep recruits jump to feet bounce a quarter off their sheets commander shows no bias......

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...Rebuilding bipartisan explorations, at least two-sided appositions, like generously inclusive and conservatively exclusive worldviews of MotherEarth Sacred polytheistic strains and peak exper......

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...Buying corporate profit tickets to this June's PRIDE event does not feel therapeutic, where once lived public trauma. Another annual rite of well-bred socialization political masturbation wi......

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...The heavens have touched the earth unleashing darken clouds with an imposing blackness We sneak a peep at the looming madness cringing to the clapping thunder rendering wonders......

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...Prayers, sometimes lightly lyrical, slyly satirical, self-conscious, ego- and anthro-chosen folk transcendently yet personally individually woke, and sometimes full embodied passions in Pr......

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...Stranded in the woods Amidst the darkness Looking for a luminous warmth I was waiting there. A thousand miles apart They called me wild To many I smiled. The cacophony of the trees The euphon......

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...Poems about Fathers and Grandfathers II All Things Galore by Michael R. Burch for my grandfathers George Edwin Hurt Sr. and Paul Ray Burch, Sr. Grandfather, now in your gray presence ......

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...Poems about Children The Desk by Michael R. Burch for Jeremy There is a child I used to know who sat, perhaps, at this same desk where you sit now, and made a mess of things sometimes.......

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...Wonderland by Michael R. Burch We stood, kids of the Lamb, to put to test the beatific anthems of the blessed, the sentence of the martyr, and the pen’s sincere religion. Magnified, the lens ......

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...A moment a space in time perhaps even forgotten Minutes ticked away not to be regotten Insignificant not one we were caught in Never having birthed a moment not begotten A thought never spoken ......

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...Taking my place in your gazing blue eyes Who stole the glow of my dawning sunrise? As defiling your virtues you obliquely lied, Pounding my heart till I died a little inside. When a brilliant s......

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