Poultice Poems - Poems about Poultice

... in layers I rest a dreamer at best now slightly distressed petal wrapped poultice there's nothing amiss settled and dreaming no longer screaming long past redeeming fashioned in flowers......

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... when Vincent stumbled home through a drizzle of rain ~ what was going on inside that teeming, torturous brain? Did he blaspheme heaven with every profanity and curse? Or did he gaze i......

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...THE NIGHT BEFORE Twas the night before Christmas Just after Yule, the winter solstice Two big events need no poultice Between these dates, an isthmus All stores had now finally closed Count......

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...These are poems for my friend and fellow poet Kevin Roberts... Nightfall by Michael R. Burch for Kevin Nicholas Roberts Only the long dolor of dusk delights me now, as I await death. T......

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...poetry goes beyond a mere rhythmic flow of words like a poultice, it draws out feelings and emotions hidden between the lines, on a personal level poetry is to be felt more so than read when th......

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...What say you naive with all your poultice, foolish fervor to your reverie!?” “Mark me damned but you better hope I die,” otherwise I’ll be peeling your hide, ......

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...(Inveniam viam) Far beyond these eerie things, where limits have no scales Fish are replacing gills, with turbine aerated tails Sea level’s losing all meaning, for the humpback whales Ships p......

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... O, I see you're coming back to Ella of the Cedar's Tale, more and amore, as she gets between your skin, like a beetle at bore. Lang-wishing, fang-wishing her wiggle, ......

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...she was discovered nursing her wounds inside my lilac tree what are you? I asked her, could she a butterfly be? She did not answer at first, tried to hide under her pretty wing. Dainty and shy, sh......

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...III. Through the boughs, crept the goddess of healing, Circling around the branches with ease. She saw the warrior beyond the trees, Then stopped in her place—carefully kneeling. She ......

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...Fig Leaf “While the fig leaf traditionally covers naked shame The fig leaf also makes a healing tea of restoration” Quote by poet. Ducking beneath a quilt woven of the fig leaf To sip upon a......

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...Traduced! Forgive but don’t forget is the adage How can one heal whilst storing the ugly image? It’s the lie entailed by cowardice… So a mind, replete with forgiven but unforgotten Turns irrati......

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...Poems about Poems V Distances by Michael R. Burch There is a small cleanness about her, as though she has always just been washed, and there is a dull obedience to convention in her accommo......

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...An Oceanless Beach What is it to see but never emerge from the dark? Children marvel at color, movement, perception, not knowing control mongers await them, famished gluttons who r......

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...Hope is a collage of fragmented feelings that fan the embers of today; scattered amidst yesterday's ashes. Stoking the sputtering flames of tomorrow; egos and pride parade brazenly among......

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