Beowulf Poems - Poems about Beowulf

...Welcome, Summer by Geoffrey Chaucer loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Now welcome, Summer, with your sun so soft, since you’ve banished Winter with her icy weather and drive......Read the rest...

...Anonymously I remain faceless in a soundproof booth when dictators reign Unforgivable leader guiltless non-truths, I’ll hide from the suffering in vain God willing I’ll move un......Read the rest...

...What a mighty web we weave Throughout the times, Throughout that raging river of poetry That thankless flow of consciousness. Possibly, the very beginning of story telling With beautiful couplet......Read the rest...

...Brownian motion writ large... within small medium as light brainstorm doth hail forth the following poem. Across the realm of gray matter slowly percolating within tissue composed of neuron......Read the rest...

...In my eyes I’ve lived 2 lives within 1 life/ Strutting by live strife and grief like you wouldn’t believe/ It’s how you perceive what’s kept to conceive / Just relieve your relief and turn over th......Read the rest...

...Let’s take a journey To a far off place To visit a man full Of many ways to entertain He’ll teach you some things About king James From learning to interacting You’ll always be excited ......Read the rest...

...You must believe, to have your poetic soul become reality. Unlike any other, I hope you are!! Dull, Beowulf poetry do not re-create. Speak your soul, whatever that be. Don't compare your writ......Read the rest...

...Inside my mailbox late last month; nine packs of seeds - a mystery! I hadn't ordered anything, but curious was I to see what might become of planting them. So grabbing trowel, hoe, and rake, I set......Read the rest...

... "Dream 1: 4 Weeks in Positano" Kisses long linger warm lips tasted intense so sweet like cured Valencia Oranges lips liquored triple sec not dr......Read the rest...

...EULOGY TO MRS (Ph.D) ALIHAJA, AMINAT OLABOOPO I From ‘Asabari’, I stand on the moon Blowing the flute of ‘Okere’ Telling the tale of your heroic arrival. ......Read the rest...

...Western education, Taught us everything..... Everything, that is...... It taught us about Early man, slavery and slave trade It taught us to, Turn to the right cheek When smacked on the lef......Read the rest...

...Dipping into Beowulf with Grendel, and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales; Wading into Paradise with Milton, then submerging with the Bard: Sinking deep into Lear and Othello Hamlet and Macbe......Read the rest...

...Villanelle : It's all been said said better and bolder before It's all been said said better and bolder before Worse now most repeat over and over again No shibboleths now to test smooth word......Read the rest...

...There is a man and there are worms, We are the worms my brethren, Beautiful and perverse, wicked and evil, depraved and unjust, Good and righteous and wonderful, we are the worms. There is a man ......Read the rest...

...I was out of control, spinning on the whirligig of youth, giddy to be caught in what Kerouac called "the whole mad swirl of everything to come." I didn't know what to expect. I was ready ......Read the rest...