A poem about the outdoors
The Landowner
Tag: poem
Dying Embers
How growing old extinguishes the flames of love.
A Silent Goodbye: for Elizabeth
Carved from my life experiences as a human being.
Do Not Go Gentle
A portrait of my departed brother, who did what he pleased.
Lovers who suffer
Press their pain
Deep into their hearts
Gord Downie: Kind Freedom
A tribute to the Tragically Hip.
All Your All-Nighters: The Satiety of Influence
Contemporary poetry
Balancing Into Life
Relates the experience of the seeker of a possible truth as he reaches the end of the journey.
Home Ownership
It could best be described as a poem.
Rumination
A paleolithic poem
Country Blues
City boy in the country
The Submission
Phone rings.
“Hello?”
Self Portrait At The Edge Of Timberland and Beachhead
A warm scrap of early Spring invades the back end of winter.
Bastard London! (A drunken Sermon delivered by Rebel John Homeless Preacher – 4Am July 31st )
This poem depicts London as a character, a living stinking breathing being, marred by racism, class conflict, and social and ethnic cleansing.
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My poems deal with a variety of emotions, loneliness, strange fits of passion, pessimism, etc.
death hurts the soul
with wires and knots
rots and glue