Memory Version Poems

Blue
twinges
of lament
cast gaunt shadow
o’er my dreadful  pang
as a grim mist segued
into dark claustrophobic
cantons where rabid zeal of hearts
once smouldered from magma’s deep red vein
Yet...

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I have a relative with no fixed abode.

I have a relative in the western part of the city.

I have two relatives in the southern part...

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I let an opportunist within my circle of trust

He slipped a rufi in my wine
I was too naïve to question 
my sudden lapse of memory

I...

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Slowly, in great pomp and honour,
Ricciard leads his guard,
people on the parapet watching,
creatures of the night lands,
they have come,
ride on, men of honour,
into antiquities pages,
the...

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8.

As the people, sadly, walk through the gates,
they firstly bow before Turvehr, their honour dictates,
honour is shown to the Dark man, 
whose great glory known,...

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Ding there goes the clock
passed my bedtime curfew 
please dont tell my mom...

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I fight 
a battle   against tempestuous   wind    
fury          ...

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The Piper at the gates of dawn held dear Rat in thrall,
Distant notes beckoning him to come, come to me 
And pay your dues at...

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Shall we dance

Shall we dance, Mystery Woman, shall we dance?

Shall we tango with words, slowly, to learn
Each other ‘s rhythms of wit and being?

Shall we...

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Notes: Part 1 of The kiss at the tor was the first poem I ever posted on the Soup.
Some time later, my life changed and...

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A TOUCH OF NOSTALGIA (Fitton Hill Story Group)
When we were little we would all gather          ...

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Somebody else's ghost
takes her away 
makes her mumble him, although
I think she wants me to hear.

Those are dark
moments when she puts
the mask of memory
over her...

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I don't believe in Love, especially true love.
But, I have loved that girl since the day I first put my eyes on her.
I'd kill any...

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Politics for Better or Words 
(The Narrative Version)

Politics, by nature, nurtures pathological indecisiveness.
Self-appointed officials, being of a transitory nature,
Lavish themselves with costly entertainments, privileges, and...

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