Words. Poems - Poems about Words.

I look upon these silhouettes; of night trees Dark delineation is the monster who comforts me As my haunting sorrows swayed in the breeze I warned them of being wracked with disease On a calm night when they're still Words of rage make me think I have skill Shaking hands chop against their will And when my mind has had its...

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If no-separation is what is then all bets are off~ appearances arise which are not explainable and any explanations are appearances arising~ seems like some Sunday morning simplicity....

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The world, my son is one big market people buying, people selling some winning, some just walking through. I was once a loud voice in it Trading dreams, chasing deals but today, I feel quiet like the shop is closing. Lying here, I hear something a whisper, maybe a name and I think it’s time to pack my things. Son, listen to me life is trade and timing. When...

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Strangeness the grotesque the starkness the edginess~ miraculous stories all courtesy of appearing separation~~ ...

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Obscure poems that stay unread Words that’re spun in a poet’s head Never been seen floating away Seeking poetic light of day. Words akin to the tumbling rain Surge in, reciting sweet refrain Whence the night is dark and timeless In an abiding quietness. Poems no one has ever heard The solitude of silent words Whispers journeying off somewhere Celestial as silent prayer. As stars saturate...

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Are you unwilling or are you lame? I don't get hung up on a name. I ask only "do or don't". Screw the line 'tween "can't and won't". The result comes out the same....

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You were always so good At hiding yourself in the dark I tried and I tried To throw you out Of the furthest recesses of my mind And somehow you are still there Embedded in the deepest crevices of my brain Where I couldn't see you Lurking there in the blackness For thirty years Waiting ... for one of those days When I'm down and...

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Delight! nothing could be more idyllic than when writers receive commendation for work, non-synthetic, non- acryllic, pieces with original foundation. Stand and say without intimidation - “I composed this from my own heart and mind.” your own witness worth hearing, well-defined. I’ve read A-I recyled in comments - mere placebo, neither helpful nor kind, so ostentatious, perceived as...

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scrabble is my game of choice carrace, lamesbe and myjoyce seven letters I make into a word the time I spend on this is so absurd two to six hours a day I make words in a clever way scrabble forever appeals to me putting words together, my happy glee...

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Be is alone and empty but vitally seeming to Be~~ ...

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can't re-assemble what the forgotten has lost for to re-member, memories you must firstly dis-member them carefully...

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All Words All Words Mean More Than What You Heard Them Say, Or What You Said They Would, Or What You Thought They Did, Or What You Meant They Say… They Could EXPLODE! But Don’t Be Too Careful… They Aren’t All Yours. -Gray Squirrel 07-25-2025 ...

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Original Haiku by Michael R. Burch Keywords/Tags: winter, love, dream, kindness, sun, sea, leaf, leaves, autumn, spring, life, poets, words, stars, moon, war Such a frigid winter day, our words also icy —Michael R. Burch Her love, sheer and ***** as gossamer, did not adhere... —Michael R. Burch I dream of love as bankers dream of repossessing Ferraris. —Michael R. Burch The hummingbird fans an iris: myriad acts of kindness go...

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thoughts are mere symbols, symbols illusion ~ why then do we languish in delusion...

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Soiled words, discarded thoughts Literary leaves of autumn Blowing aimlessly without direction Caught in the fervor of a wind gust Scorched by times fading flames Shrieking in life’s mindless madness Knowing that their moment, their season Has escaped the grasp of Now’s passing ...

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