Poems About: LYRIC

Like all children, you were a de facto
Member of the Flat Earth Society,
Believing nothing but what you could see
Or touch or whatever sense led act to read more »

The fiddler play son
With his fiddle and bow
A tune so inviting
'Till hardly you'll know read more »

Poet Poe, though 'Raven' mad
His work could all excite
Forever, I'd be mighty glad
If I could Poe-like write read more »

Every year the christmas,
Number one will rocket,
Out the radios and stereos,
For the mass to listen too, read more »

November, all is grey
but the sweat on our lips, fire on our tongues,
the moist, subtle dew on the dawn read more »

The lion will not be quicker than the ox
in pasture search,
the lamb and the bird
will be a poetical form, read more »

Gray eminence on the shores of hearts hidden place.
Waves flowing like spring waters quenching thirst. read more »

What right have you
To lament your love
When the widowed lyrics of my unrequited love
Remain unread? read more »

They've discovered the cause of everything
No more angels no more legend no more myth
Pray if you like to the gods who have died
Only science and money will grant you your wish read more »

Silent fingers strum
a whispered melody
crooning deep within
a forgotten memory, read more »

You came from portrait to my life,
Make me to talk and to smile.
Your smile is my lyric of life,
But you left me lonely on the tide. read more »

‘Dactylo-Epitrite’, Andrew,
sounded like lyric to Greeks;
Pindar, who used it, is seldom
read by our Poemhunter geeks… read more »