Myopically Poems - Poems about Myopically

...Cold air breeze flowing over the shore, as an lifesaver floats on the glistening water illuminated by the sun, most memorable during the day as many above have fun Frightened of the ferocious sea-......

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...I would like to see and hear and feel a peaceful day and silent night When guns are as rare as typewriters When partisan hate is as extinct as flying dinosaurs When ranting out of anger......

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..."Endlessly fascinating..." Truths are in that phrase As are lies or misunderstandings Perhaps myopically unintentionally misleading I'm endlessly fascinated by something right now The whirring, ......

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...I ponder whose hands concertina time. Sometimes my brain wakes up 40 years younger for a few moments I am vital, perfectly formed and a smile for every eye. Other times though, I arrive in the wo......

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...Many of you live humbly and heartily patriotically and industriously nutritiously and faithfully in Western and Southern States, United in this time of shrinking reservoirs, dying rivers, hu......

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...I wake up with her, check myself, eyes creaking like blind stars. She’s strange, she’s yesterday, I remember us the week before; wonder if tomorrow will fade us both out completely. We don’t......

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...Haiku Variations by Michael R. Burch This is a poem composed of haiku-like stanzas: Variations on the Seasons I by Michael R. Burch Lift up your head dandelion, hear spring roar! Ho......

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...The yellow and black caterpillar concertina’s around my wrist. Around and around my wrist it trundles on those stumpy limb nubbins neither veering left or right. It’s a creature unaware of dis......

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...The Original Sin: Rhyming Haiku! Haiku should never rhyme: it’s a crime! -Michael R. Burch The herons stand, sentry-like, at attention ... rigid observers of some unknown command. -Mich......

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...Placed strategically close to suburban hedgerows, elderly backyard mavens nourish generations of groundhogs. Daily the grass is seeded with 'Puffcorn Delites,' bought wholesale from Costco......

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...I wake up with her, check myself, eyes creaking like blind stars. She’s strange, she’s yesterday, I remember us the week before; wonder if tomorrow will fade us both out completely. We don’t......

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...A solitary man I make my way up the mountain One step at a time The life I know further and further behind I wish to be alone away from the busyness the incessant noise my many responsibiliti......

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...Spy vs. Poet - pen trickery (A collaborative poem by Serena Storm and Joel Thornton) Dissimulating cloak – an apocryphal script Ah, I see "I" the spy has stumbled upon new tricks Disloy......

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...Wisdom Tree A solitary man Makes his way up the mountain One step at a time The life he knows further and further behind He wishes to be alone Away from the busyness The noise Responsibili......

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...It’s often said that Man is very smart. His cleverness is quite remarkable. His brain, a rather special body part Is hardly capable of being dull. He never calculates and meditates His every tho......

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