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- Apnoea (From The Seconds Generation of Seasons)
apnoea Listening? Take a while to hear the frosted earth exhale It waits the breath of spring
- When angels weep - PoemZone Poetry Forum
Raoul wanted to see my poem written years ago with same title So here it is: When angels weep Upon the womb of dawn Like effervescent dew drops
- Between the two oceans - PoemZone Poetry Forum
Hello This is my 4th poem in English I was inspired by Clair de Luna by Debussy and Moonlight sonata by Beethoven I’m open to any criticism The grand piano black between the oceans plays And open on its lid eyes of the Milky Way There each world-weary soul unfolds an open space As broken chords and waves take questions
- Write with Me - PoemZone Poetry Forum
DepressingPoem We haven't done a collaborative poem in well, since I can't remember when Your recent posting quot; quot; gave me the inspiration One poet starts a poem and others jump in, through comments, copying lines already posted prior in the thread and adding their own creative flair Anybody game? I'll get us
- The Little Match Girl (in pantoum) - PoemZone Poetry Forum
This is my first ever attempt at a pantoum poem (a wonderfully symmetric repetitive pattern) which I had never heard of before today It is a retelling of Hans
- The Golden Keys To My Summer - PoemZone Poetry Forum
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- Couth for Parkinsonpoet - PoemZone Poetry Forum
Is your poem full of couth Was it written in Weymouth Is it full of mental hurt Or does it contain a bit of flirt Dreams of a nearby strumpet Or just a
- Ravenous Dreams - PoemZone Poetry Forum
As I noted in my profile, I'm no poet My girlfriend, before she was my girlfriend, asked me to write her a poem Turns out I liked it, so this was my fifth sonnet to her, and also the least personal-detail revealing, so I thought it would be a good pick to share Tell me what you dream, tell me what you seek, ears wide
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