Poems About: AUGUST

Birds circle
the ash smothered,
soap sudsy
sponges of cloud read more »

Even in April, when the rain pours
And each day contains a shower,
I see you.
I hear you. read more »

Upon the hills of England
The brightest rose bloomed,
And people admired it's beauty
But this rose was doomed. read more »

There is a tree
standing alone on the side of the road
outcast of its own nature
though it's August read more »

The lighthouse looms up so tall so strong
The men who once worked there are now sadly gone
It's progress they say to replace man with machine
But when boats are in trouble who's there to be seen read more »

Another faked kiss
A woeful brotherhood
Life…
Another flame, read more »

Here is my life and all that I require
The village, vale, this gorgeous greenery
Are sustenance, my heart’s machinery
Th’ingredients of delight, my sole desire read more »

You say you love me
This i know is true
though it is rarely shown by you
It's not something you hear read more »

It is today that you remembered,
they built the wall, seemingly overnight.
Berlin was what it was and would not be,
they said the communists were swines, read more »

I scattered your words across the beach tonight
under a three quarter moon
while gentle waves lapped at my toes
and the whole evening seemed to vibrate read more »

Here i sit
in the stillness of a hot August night
the darkness of the mountains looms over me
trapping me read more »

that this die fall
the way I wish it
I need an entire universe
arrange itself hold read more »