Renamed Poems - Poems about Renamed

Yes, fault - but blame improperly named If fault be mine to admit 'tis divine...Read the rest...

The 27 Club is but a myth. A lot of pop rock stars die also young and in their 20’s; by coincidence, four biggies of the Woodstock Era died just years within each other, and their age just happened to...Read the rest...

Adversity’s Twins, friend or foe One to run from, and one to know Their dress Identic, fame or blame Accepted—Rejected, truth renamed (Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)...Read the rest...

Emotional guillotine clefts irredeemable psychological umbilical accord witnessing heart breaking, woe-begotten inhumane rip cord gut wrenching shuffle board (indiscriminately sporting) most...Read the rest...

Destiny rises to claim the night and orphans out the day Adopting the silence within our fright —renamed in what we say (Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2017)...Read the rest...

Free falling from your will, diving towards a one way kind of thrill, Somehow, with you, sin doesn't seem so unlikely, like finding comparison through contrast, Sainthood tonight, is highly unlikely; You've been the only one who has righted me. I feel safe in...Read the rest...

Unmeasured shade correct the unfrozen Eyes so burn with each natural die Relic of pieces tremble drops unbroken Tread with pasts in next hour's cries Pedaling against the dull silent nothing Life's showing brighter desolate Deeply blamed for soulless bluffing The liberties...Read the rest...

We meet adversity, friend or foe One to run from, the other to know Their dress identical, intention the same Accepted—Rejected, the truth is renamed (Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)...Read the rest...

Sweet Empty gulf farewell all the animals I've known so well adrift among the lifeless waves corroding in the grim sun's rays. Oh the dim murk reeks of death the odors cause my nose distress I'll never see the water blue consumed...Read the rest...

A young man fresh off to the war, only to come back a shadow Through the years the toll it took, wasn’t overlooked In a night while we slept, of one mans fright he wept Stumbling through the house screaming of war the horror and carnage his hatred of awe He’d...Read the rest...