Best Recite Poems

Away my soul suspends into the thin air
As I drool away the day, lying in the lair
Waiting for the diamond rays of the sun sinking...

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Write and recite me a poem,
A poem about the abduction of them
They abducted themselves,
Please recite me all tale of that.

Write and recite me a poem,
A...

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Nobody will survive
 in this world for ever 
Oneday I have to go silently
Then you have to follow me only…

One day your black hair 
will...

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We had no piece to write 
but a story to recite,
Of bricks and straws, 
moulded to walls,
With springs of sweat 
that soiled the earth,
And splashes...

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I love; I really love your voice and your diction
Recite me a poem in an unknown language
I don't give a darn about the pronunciation
Undress the...

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To tell is prose to read you see

to show recite  one's poetry...

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To the flow of a drum
They throw words like spears
To honour their culture with a side of a dance
They evoke the ancestors with voices that...

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I wrote a Rose
And I read it to your heart
I embrace your anger
I threw it into the dark

I spoke of love
As I held your hair
Kiss...

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Reading poetry is a lot like running in a race.
From the start to the finish, one must set a pace.

Read it, as if you were...

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in a you tube clip...

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A sweet memory of our school days
We walked to school everyday
With a light school bag 
Under a blue sky
With rain or sunshine abound
Only a few...

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*** Kept Eternally ***

The causes for our weeping
— From hunger to grieving —
Occur — in whimpers to wailing.
However, our tears, we believe,

Are in themselves liquid,...

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The Poet's Condition
by Michael R. Burch

(for my mother, Christine Ena Burch)

The poet's condition
(bother tradition)
is whining contrition.
Supposedly sage,

his editor knows
his brain's in his toes
though he would...

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Nothing can be insured totally
Neither life, accident, disaster, 
sickness nor epidermic
Surely 
You pay and lose to receive
It is only a sort of compensation
A sort of...

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