Tomes Poems - Poems about Tomes

a curious coin flipped free and fell forever fishing forgotten wondrous waves woven wide in a wishing well. on it wandered heeding head and telling tale of a decisive certain self as written in "the tomes of twi," (tw0 t1mes as binary transcribed, preserved there once for each possible i) deep deep down in mother...

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FROM ANTIQUE TOMES Olde hearts From an ancient age, Cry out to be heard From us being a new world sage, Remember, Remember us they cry That we are not forgotten memories, Or untold stories But what you are today And from antique tomes And olde dry bones, We both have travelled far….. Francis Cooper – Mac © 17-Sep-19...

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A Most Holy Vision Speaks in Mystical Tomes Enchanted colorful images shine ever-brightly from a wild cosmic fire appearing high in the evening sky. As people gaze upon these unusually radiant images there is, at once, a universal sense of calm and peace. Poets worldwide observing this most unique heavenly occurrence seize their pens to record all that they see. As...

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Love comes around In books I’ve found Tomes and tomes tell Of lovely spells Joy in deep cheer Of foibles here So many books In poignant looks Stillness seeds fate Here at these gates Leon Enriquez 22 January 2018 Singapore...

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So many tomes Love fits the dome Rows and rows here Words that groom near Books of all sorts Wait upon lot Colours and tints Works that draw flint Mid-autumn fest Joy flings new zest Sanctuary thoughts Mind games now plot Invest in bliss Observe fond peace Be one with light Let joy make bright Sights and sounds peak Where stillness speaks All in due time Good feelings rhyme Leon Enriquez 11 August 2016 Singapore...

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Emotional Literal Tomes - by Bob Atkinson have written words before on this subject some have blessed how poetry fills the heart with endless emotional progress some give the subject passing grades some give it no real thought some think they know its content see poetry as fully rotten well, to some extent I do believe that enough has be done to give the genre a...

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