Pitiably Poems - Poems about Pitiably

...The handed instruction was ‘Within two hours’ Purchase two arresting flowers With an overpowering scent For A Heart pitiably rent And a head sorrowfully bent … And dutifully I went, From hea......

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...Preparing The Lips for repeated groans And The Heart for as many moans, Left long in it one’s contacting phone: “To whom it concerns I’m pitiably alone!” Suffering never was a stepping stone T......

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...I see it now flying low over silver-spumed waves. I am a watcher I can enlarge the picture zoom in look into bright midnight eyes as if it were I that propelled it. Sprea......

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...Let's say we have capitulated yes, let's say we have succumbed to their whimsical naivété and inane wisdom Let us assume that it is all phoney that it is a bogus hoax-filled folklore We shall n......

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...High up here, amid this cold and alone, my tools might best be forgiven if they've long-since forgot that they deserve better. But the only lips my teacup have known are my blurburing two. ......

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...Nothing to hide*, Translation of a poem: “A coeur ouvert” by (René) Etiemble For Jeannine (Later in life, Etiemble suppressed his first name, ostensibly on account of the accented “é” endin......

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...To a discernible memory. To stolen identity. How can we forget slavery? We’ve become pitiably. Not having any self-acceptance and self approval was our inferiority. The corpus of unjust laws and......

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