Love Sea Poems

Late night, under the bloody moonlight.
Sea breeze, I can almost freeze,
With a clothing that is ripped.

I lay on the soft mattress,
Like a damsel in distress.
Waiting...

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            time-life            ...

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Journey through forest of evergreen ecstasy 
Love is sensual seed planting you planting me
Emerald hugs enchanting 
Hearts that sing fly and denim dream 
Floating with...

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And lo of that wave riven coast
That bounding sea who cries here most
On wind tossed shores where teardrops sown
Yearn to make their passions known
Forever clasped...

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solemn thoughts
meanderings
wandering over the night
stars glistening
on seas of ebony
nocturnal whispers, reflections
in moonlight inklings
stars hesitant
to glow, where the past peels back
layers of discord
naked,
scars boldly weeping
remembering…

darkness is...

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Serene silvery shore~
stones warm from the day’s last sun,
driftwood curled like forgotten letters,
and the tide returning, slow and certain.

Above, the aurora unfolds
like someone remembering
a soft...

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Each pulls the tide in two sockets
Where moon and sea hang like lockets

One friction between two wading bodies —  
The pale head of moon,...

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"Nothing changes but the date on the calendar." By Poet

We love our pretty calendars holding our favorite pictures. 
Many pictures of cute animals,
some of majestic...

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These are my early poems, or juvenilia.

Stars
by Michael R. Burch, age 22

Though night has come,
I'm not alone,
for stars appear
—fierce, faint and far—
to dance until they...

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sea nymph falling prey
to harsh world realities
~ love overrated



Inspired by Ondine which is a play written in 1938 by French dramatist Jean Giraudoux, based on...

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A foot alone
tries the water that ocean lays,
A foot alone
on sand placed within God's tears moan,
where the massive skin paled away — 
forgiven in tide's...

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I shall not ever swim in seas that swarm with awful fears
I’d never feel at ease in case a great white shark appears
But now there’s...

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Protruding pole in the middle
The top look like a keel that light
During the night in the midst of the bay
Your like a swan in the...

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First, remove the eyelids—
they hold too much fiberglass.
Grind streetlight into gunpowder,
cut it with gravel—snort the cocaine dusk.
Take the sidewalk like heretic communion,
metal-flake wine, asphalt host.

She...

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Why do I love the sea?
It's because it has power
Something beautiful things
To make me think about it
When I am near the sea
I just think of...

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