Poems About: NARRATIVE

After that long silence
Into the artifice of blank presence
A mute, solitary part of amputated being, consumed by time
A soulless substance get going with abstract phantom read more »

What is poetry?
I say it is mega-magnetic fun
When words play and tend to run
It is mega-magnetic fun read more »

The stories
Night bed its mats
And also we are
Wait and see read more »

Silken droplets fell onto the burnished leaf
And rolled their way down to the blades below
Caressing whispered breath, angelic in its form
Conveying peace and welcome from the storm read more »

edgy, the end of the world
your world, is edgy,
it doesn't mean much
just edgy, there is this sense read more »

Even the leather writing
case’s hinges are shot:
the strips
of hide read more »

Political warriors kill
Without a touch

With weapons of fear, read more »

with due respect to
poetry
let me set aside
you, read more »

After the moon
it was an unkempt night.

I wanted to kill the narrative read more »

It seems the English got it all backward:
Short teas, and long narrative poems
Until your teeth fell back into your skull
And the sun dipped deep into the Thames. read more »

How authentic a drawing is,
How expressive a painting is,
How imaginative a poem is,
And how narrative a prose is read more »

fables told at the table,
or formed in a stable,
metaphorical stories
with a moral and point read more »