Solzhenitsyn Poems - Poems about Solzhenitsyn

...Dare me to diagnose my condition?   I'm diagnosed with depression Or rather does depression have me Even the sad rain cries for me Or do I cry because of rain I’m bipolar type one Or so I’ve......

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...“The battleline between good and evil runs through the heart of every man.” ......

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...Within the heart of everyone There lurks an evil mystery. Undermining good intentions, Spurring on to malefaction. God declares, our hearts are wicked, defiled by sin and selfishness. Yet in ......

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...“If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the l......

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...Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Imprisoned under the communist dictatorship Of Joseph Stalin, Survived the horrific conditions Of the Gulag Archipelago, And believed that all these Terrible atrocit......

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...In the winds, old histories tossed, To speak of it, freedom that’s lost, From the hill tops Dostoevsky screams aloud, Lost their God indeed, the proud. Much can’t say but, tis I tell, Where ......

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... "50 Words for Poe: Immaculate" Love Immaculate Souls now in sync Souls merge in time Powerful Immaculate Hunger comes fast Hunger for Lo......

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......Then, of course, there is the idea that people are nothing but groups, whether lumped by skin or income there’s nothing further from the truth. A group is but an abstraction, it’s the one whe......

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...Power of Journeys New horizons speak in hope and pull me to Pablo Neruda’s country ‘Twenty poems of love’ inspired by Santiago Robinson Crusoe Island Serene landscapes volcano......

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...That's it I'm moving to Russia to write with the kings Dostoevsky and Tolstoy to sit in the cafes and watch the pretty blond Russik girls Cook hot in winter and get kicked out for talking too......

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...I Moby Dick is a classic, so I've been told tried to read when was younger, tried to read when more old chastised my own self severely each time for not having interest in words so sublime. II Billy ......

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... I see you there, painting a literary facade, thumbing through Cervantes as though it has usurped your very being. Your unenthused stance reveals your ruse as do your constant glances i......

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...In a stolen moment of solitude I sit at the base of my bookshelf and surrender to swirling synaptic symphonies of Solzhenitsyn In yet another purloined pause I pensively peruse Poe’s peda......

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