Tailings Poems - Poems about Tailings

...My guru carries a set of brass knuckles you'd think he'd be all yes sir and no sir but instead I get ahah hoho and egad I can't do anything right on my best day and I have the branding iron scars......

Continue reading...

...Lying on the skin of the earth are children at play, With one ear down, they listen to the heartbeat of the earth. Their eyes reflect a picture of the earth and sky. Sunbeams flow from out t......

Continue reading...

...Buddgelin Bey – Translation of Rex Marshall’s « Buddgelin Bey » by T. Wignesan (Rex Marshall, b. July 16, 1943 at Grafton, belongs to the aboriginal tribe, Thungutti/Gumbaingeri of the Baryulgi......

Continue reading...

...The sculptor selects a mallet and a chisel, repositions the rock, creates the tailings to pave the statue’s patron path.......

Continue reading...

...© 2009 (Jim Sularz) Quiet mounds of yellowed tailings and dead weeds whisper low. And proud rusting relics telling tales of striking gold. The rush from East, from North and South, by wagon, tra......

Continue reading...

...Path of Pride Life is filled with daily choices, some are easy, others not. Discernment used between the voices convict emotional endings sought. Feelings fueled by poisoned passion, trait......

Continue reading...

...Pebbles those thick drops of hard rain; earth hail skittering At the front of your mind growing, sloshing marbled and felt in your teeth Scratching ache and unbalanced weight rolling forward to es......

Continue reading...

...Come To Me As A Poem The days of thunder in the cane fields gone... lightning strikes on the flat, brown flesh of earth rushing through the green breaks and out, leaving the earth chatter......

Continue reading...

...A Portuguese princess there on the stairs Knee high and smiling of wish filled cares A grin of a sprite and a handful of pickings A thought to feelings and a feel to thinkings Till pointed announceme......

Continue reading...