by thome2040 | Jan 13, 2019 | Contemporary Poetry, Original poetry, Poetry, Traditional Poetry, Uncategorized
Lie down and hear the music. Brahms. Hear the melody as it moves, The blend of the instruments, The cadence of the violins. Imagine the shadowy dancers Waltzing on the polished floor, Revolving, pausing, Beginning again. Feel the breeze Through open windows As it...
by thome2040 | Nov 18, 2018 | Contemporary Poetry, Modern Poetry, Original poetry, Poetry, Traditional Poetry
A.A.’s kidnapping and drowning When I was a child, horrified me, And still does. It was an image of my Own childhood — To be taken away In the midst of play — What to say to the little Brother (almost a twin) Left behind? He, too, came home To an empty room. ...
by thome2040 | Oct 24, 2018 | Contemporary Poetry, Literary, Modern Poetry, Original poetry, Poetry, Traditional Poetry
Days of summer gone. If I had written a line like that, Joe Bolton, I would have died A happy man. Why did you do it, Were you half in love with Easeful death? How did you do it? Did you bite your tongue? I would understand If that was the case. You see, I have these...
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