Poems About: NARRATIVE

In this page, poems on / about “narrative” are listed.

  • 37.
    The Letter (iii)

    Even the leather writing
    case’s hinges are shot:
    the strips
    of hide read more »

    Jacqui Thewless
  • 38.
    It Seems the English

    It seems the English got it all backward:
    Short teas, and long narrative poems
    Until your teeth fell back into your skull
    And the sun dipped deep into the Thames. read more »

    Patti Masterman
  • 39.
    Ballet Rosette

    (dedicated to Ms. Alina Cojocaru, a great Romanian ballerina)

    flowing
    precise read more »

    Ahmad Shiddiqi
  • 40.
    Muir Woods

    Afternoon gray off the Golden Gate Bridge
    Clears away now to a lingering blue
    With expansive day soaked in bright sunlight;
    Tourists ride through wealthy Marin County read more »

    William B. Deutscher
  • 41.
    Portrait, of i

    scars, dead tissue reminders
    of past misadventure,
    some hidden – to visit
    when I’m alone read more »

    Owen Bittner
  • 42.
    envy, envy, sad eyes

    edgy, the end of the world
    your world, is edgy,
    it doesn't mean much
    just edgy, there is this sense read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
  • 43.
    The Poems Bring Me Back To Myself

    THE POEMS BRING ME BACK TO MYSELF

    The poems bring me back to myself
    I begin to live again – read more »

    Shalom Freedman
  • 44.
    Soil

    read more »

    Alexander Keli
  • 45.
    BEATING THE BUSH

    do you like to run
    in circles? we are chasing
    each other in
    circles read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
  • 46.
    Dover Beach, Revisited

    Come praise unnecessary wars, although
    Videos and narratives must disprove
    Theses of conspiracy theorists, who
    Govern us from their pretended love read more »

    Will Barber
  • 47.
    Cascades of Wonder…

    Silken droplets fell onto the burnished leaf
    And rolled their way down to the blades below
    Caressing whispered breath, angelic in its form
    Conveying peace and welcome from the storm read more »

    Betty Jo Hilger
  • 48.
    Felons and Talons

    I concern those felons with talons,
    Fixing their teeth in the head.
    Crime may be criminals, it describes,
    The description and narrative of a true story read more »

    Naveed Akram
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