Poems About: NARRATIVE

In this page, poems on / about “narrative” are listed.

  • 49.
    PANTHEON

    After the moon
    it was an unkempt night.

    I wanted to kill the narrative read more »

    Satish Verma
  • 50.
    Leitmotif

    I thought it was never compulsive
    Yet you tried to be the exclusive
    Your behavior sure was talkative
    That alone cannot be the positive read more »

    Udaya Pant
  • 51.
    Terrestrial Trance

    We're coming to the end
    Vibrationally spent
    The cycle, in effect
    The Earth's field should not neglect read more »

    Mason Maestro
  • 52.
    Muir Woods

    Afternoon gray off the Golden Gate Bridge
    Clears away now to a lingering blue
    With expansive day soaked in bright sunlight;
    Tourists ride through wealthy Marin County read more »

    William B. Deutscher
  • 53.
    Portrait, of i

    scars, dead tissue reminders
    of past misadventure,
    some hidden – to visit
    when I’m alone read more »

    Owen Bittner
  • 54.
    Ballade d'amour

    (dedicated to Mr. Krystian Zimerman, a great pianist)

    a rich ethnographic
    a vaulted ceiling read more »

    Ahmad Shiddiqi
  • 55.
    Sestina Ahoy!

    When I was a high school student
    sentenced to two years durance vile
    at Saint Ignatius read more »

    Michael Pruchnicki
  • 56.
    Hymn of the Bonekeeper(minor)

    *The following is taken as an excerpt from existent narrative of which I myself have written. It is a minor hymn of the character Krevik and thus is not present in its entirety as he would have it spoken.

    Rend the flesh and carve the bone
    Flay the living upon bloodied stone read more »

    Joshua Lee
  • 57.
    Felons and Talons

    I concern those felons with talons,
    Fixing their teeth in the head.
    Crime may be criminals, it describes,
    The description and narrative of a true story read more »

    Naveed Akram
  • 58.
    ogden gnash

    “Ogden, gnash your rhyming teeth! ”
    the scholar of religion that’s comparative
    declared, and gave me laurels, him a wreath,
    ending gnostically this narrative. read more »

    gershon hepner
  • 59.
    Horns of Hattin

    Identified with beatitudes
    The plains will reveal ancient feuds
    Corresponds with the text narrative
    There lacks no other comparative read more »

    Mason Maestro
  • 60.
    An ode to Russ Ligtas’ butoh performance -He[sit]ation

    read more »

    Liyo Denorte
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