Eschews Poems - Poems about Eschews

...“The fog may come on little cat feet”* But Autumn eschews silence The thick crunch of crisp fallen foliage Hastens the homebound honking of gaggled geese Soft whispers of falling rose petals Fad......Read the rest...

...Moon rises surprised, eschews its pocked face, caught in early glare of sun in bleaches awaiting its call. A starlet usurped!......Read the rest...

...UNCEREMONIOUS CEREMONY Will weaponized with wounded words, Purpose unbound against all odds. She shades shame showing sheer strength in the face of a situation of "Life & Death". Eyes heated ......Read the rest...

...The tortured mind 'tis that causes pain Knowingly, to others with abandonment Sticking out its venomous tongue again, Dissing others, but to its own detriment. It cannot seem to gra......Read the rest...

...The grass alas is shorn like corn the dew eschews forlorn this morn the crowd avowed the ball and all then groans and moans clubs thrown are known. Embued and hued the words l......Read the rest...

...ESSENTIALS visual language   with explicit  traces    of  experience eschews   categorisation    limited only  by number of the little  &   defunct freedoms  of a subliminal  kind ......Read the rest...

...This morning is dangerously close to truth. The sunlight is in bold print, the figurative blocked out in black and white. The under-brain (that sleepy chameleon with diamond eyes), blinks at a......Read the rest...

...[bard1] To wit, sans pearl, mere grit and sand, an irritant, sebaceous cyst, expressive as a mongrel’s gland, self-seeking randy churlish tryst! [bard2] Eccentric heel’s ethos raised grand, ......Read the rest...

... a metaphor is a simile you don't like ---------- it is not in my nature to write senryus ————— baby tries on boots without crying, eschews fits ......Read the rest...

...Amazing! A joyful life Bestowing special blessings, Eschews strife, Keeps xylophones Very quietly dinging In my ears.<......Read the rest...

...Erstwhile was my eye blind To your most pristine shine, Which best scans eschews With a graceful guiling sign. Yet now may my pupil sight Your wondrous doings espy, Which men's erudition moc......Read the rest...

...Poetic Delirium In this most poetic holy state I now do live. Whereof, my entire self, I most desire to give. Raindrops of new feelings and divine, colorful thoughts. Of t......Read the rest...

..."We have an enemy within called the ego who prevents us from using our mind intelligently. It hides deep within our heart and emerges with regularity to challenge and consume our will." Rum......Read the rest...

...Let me try to go by pioneering heroes' spirit That motored their antique tides of phrase, And treat rapt souls to a mild sublime ode, Forged to rhyme with old sonneteers' pace. Now where do......Read the rest...

...agape gave grave to age bent not to burdens born cleave verily the leaves of life distilled stilled styled reviled entry net try and try filigree reeds figure loosely grave gave the age to rage......Read the rest...