Poems About: PARIS

Grey skies, grey water
in canals.
Bare branches turning
the barest of green read more »

Another winter say has come and
Gone away
In Paris and Rome
And I wanna go home read more »

Do you wait for reckless half moons
Theater without pomegranates
Doves as empty as icons
I wait for your frail rose read more »

Castanets shriveled gold glare
Used and sheer silk stockings
Titans of quantity
Abyss of abandoned ideals read more »

Flamingo flames as dangerous as doubt
I doubt your sincere whispers
Concave of fear
The little elves are tattle tales read more »

Drone nights where poetry suckles sanity
A refuge for neuro transmitters
Pathways away from Borg circles
Some of us are small against our malice read more »

She's as the ancients always said:
Beauteous, divine.
And O, those ruby lips of red
(As red as Trojan wine) . read more »

Skill, ill, kill, mill, fill, will, pill;
Paris, parish!
Death,
Perish; read more »

Who the hell cares
If it's the end of hostile world
Who the hell cares
See you soon - no sweat - just for scares read more »

'Qu'il départage avec équité avant leurs transformations,
ceux qui arriveront aux cieux avec les Justifiés, de ceux
qui iront en bas avec les Justiciés, car la Balance pèse les
Ames souverainement.' Verset 25, Papyrus de Nebseni read more »

'Each man's death diminishes me,
For I am involved in mankind.'
John Donne read more »

Panic stations
Uneasy the herds where packs rode
Panic stations
Packs close ranks when lone wolf notions read more »