Poems About: BROTHER

My brother, let us go more silent!

The streets darken placidly.

In the distance flags probably gleam and wave,

However, brother, let us be alone - read more »

THOROUGH waters, thorough nations I have come
To lay last offerings at your low abode,
Brother, and to appeal
To ashes that were you. read more »

My brother born inside a cage,
You'll die inside that place,
My brother for a summer,
The world was never yours to have, read more »

When we went down to London in midst of the champaign
A brother looked at me as though I had been Cain,
And in a voice of thunder, as I sat at the table,
He fiercely asked of me 'where is your Brother Abel?' read more »

I hit my brother and
My brother fell fainted and
His son got angry and
He hit me back and read more »

In the Archdiocese of Glasgow
In the city’s east end,
Brother Walfrid sat with his assistant Brother Dorotheus, read more »

are you sleeping are you sleeping
yes brother john; yes brother john
bells are ringing ding dong ding dong read more »

Deadly
Weapons combat
Brother against brother
Skillful nineteenth century men read more »

Men act out their deadly game
“Karma” in one way or another
Ignorant, so others they blame
When it's brother killing brother read more »

The mom yells at the dad.
The dad hits he mom.
The brother stays in his room,
Craddeling the baby in his arms. read more »

I may not often talk to you,
I may behav like I dont bother,
But do you really know how I feel,
How I feel about you brother? read more »

Brother can you remember
When we were both still small
The fun we had, the talks we shared
Looking back - we had it all read more »