War Rhyme Poems

Through false truth, the Rus reclaims hegemony,
Farming trolls to be enrolled,
'Neath bridges, clowns, see enemies, 
Puking riddles on those tolled.

Then the bots deliver the hurl,
Regurgitate...

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From East to West
let my servant's trumpet
announce this victory
over those who defied me;
no Greek dares to fight me:
I am their uttermost deity! 

They named me...

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She’d not heard the horses approach her village in the plains,
had known nothing or war of death until their arrows rained,
fiery streak against the night,...

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If it is our goal to improve the world for everyone
a world currently filled with hatred, prejudice and war…
I believe we need the forest now…
more...

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The Eternal Question,
  How can I answer you?
  The Eternal Question
  I could never figure what was true
  Why would God...

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Who can know and thus foretell the imaginary line
Twixt everlasting doubt and certainty sublime
Once declined counts twice betrayed where constant pressure parts
The ties that bind...

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She weaves her truths with thread so thin,
The needle slips and lies begin.
A charming grin, a steady gaze—
Yet words distort in subtle haze.

She speaks of...

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In the silence of the battlefield, they stand,
 A soldier's heart, a warrior's hand,
 He, in armor, strong and true,
 She, with courage, breaks through.
Their...

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“There’s a cow at the table,” I whispered, not wanting to be rude.
It’s horns curled like question marks, which seemed quite Apropos
Now that I’ve been...

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Like currents pulsing through the veins of time/
A dance of opposites so grand, so prime/
Light and shadow, day and night,
One cannot live without the other's...

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The guns keep  on firing the rockets still come

The smoke from the fires still block out the sun

The children still screaming the mothers still...

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Silt collects at the outreaches of an ancient, murky marsh.  
Twisted tendrils of white oleander form archaic symbols.  
Deviant rituals, cocooned and lost...

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And still his death haunts webbed wide world post American Civil War

Preface: On the evening of April 14, 1865, while attending a special performance of...

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350,000 are babies born each day across our planet Earth.
They look to us, their parents and adults, 
to give their hopes and dreams and wishes...

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We are the quiet ones, lost in the hush,
Where the world storms past in a thunderous rush.
The lights are too bright, the voices too loud—
But...

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