Intermingled Poems - Poems about Intermingled

An Autumn Intermingled When twilight sends lavender to the sky, And reflections of light ignite the orange, (Alluring colours of autumn mesmerise), Sickle of moon is unable to cut the dark, (Unfathomed beauty in orange and yellow), Robust waters of rivers...Read the rest...

Standing straight in columns and ranks, Heads newly shaved by the barber, Carrying guns loaded with blanks: New recruits after Pearl Harbor. (Our foes wait in their well-defended lair,) The Generals...Read the rest...

A tender smile, a fleeting glance, Eyes that meet to touch the soul, A beating heart, a breathless breath, A deepened sense of something whole. (A tender smile, a fleeting glance), A need to please and give of self, (Missed beats...Read the rest...

I feel unease, when trees creek so (The stillest slice of night cuts deep) As wind chimes chatter to and fro From dusk till dawn my nerves do seize (Alone with only mirrored thoughts) When trees creek so,...Read the rest...

Leafy fingers transposing the Poets imagination In response to Linda Marie Sweethearts Interwoven...Read the rest...