Poetry

347 works

Poem·Bruce McRae

A Bad Idea

The bad idea won't keep to itself.
It's knocking around the kitchen,
slamming cupboard doors,

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Poem·John Casquerelli

banana bread

yellow-black caterpillar is overripe
banana. its little legs must feel like it
has walked lifetimes through wet,

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Poem·Israel Allen

Wax

Light a candle and curse the darkness
as I drip away like scented wax.
Counter-clockwise, you rinse our memory

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Poem·carl scharwath

Lilith in the Garden

They say the Garden was perfect, but she knew better.
Before the naming, she walked the paths as if it were a dream she had already outgrown.
Adam spoke of order, of roles laid stone by stone.

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Poem·Wayne Russell

Little Wing

There's a little known
thrift & antiques store in my
current town of residents,

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Poem·Adela Sinclair

The Bird Artist

You only carried two books the Art of Birdwatching and the Bible.
You went on expeditions
in the hills of Transylvania-

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