Poems About: NARRATIVE

John Masefield was more than a man of rhyme
Perhaps the greatest poet of his time
At least that's how I feel about him anyway
Though some may not agree with what I say. read more »

</></>Whenever your heart avails itself of me;
This is the time that you shall know I am ready!
Whenever you are prime, to accept my undying devotion-
This is when you should embrace the foreign emotion read more »

I'm troubled by the suggestive complexity of
Distinctive formal juxtapositions in this artwork.
Its disjunctive perturbations & eloquence make it
Difficult to consciously enter this chef d’oeuvre in read more »

When I see the milkman coming,
I don’t experience an intending.
That logically is the upsumming
up messages that I’d be sending, read more »

Plato
contrasted
mimesis read more »

'I was a high wire artist with a circus
I kicked my legs in the air, hung over Death
My aunt's a thirteenth cousin to Camilla'
The girl announced. 'I'm terribly well bred.' read more »

For many years England's Poet Laureate but that's going back in time
John Masefield he wrote long stories in rhyme
True genius of him none could deny
His great poems to his greatness testify, read more »

for some reason
(somewhy)
I like monuments
hilltop ones read more »

'I think of it like a book,
I dont care for your self-authored words read more »

Some poems to explore, he sort of liked them and wanted 50 more,
Suggested I follow the narrative path when I came back.
Next year of my novel he said even Joyce wrote plots. read more »

As I crease each page with the pressure of my point,
Cutting into the flow of each character,
I strive to lay lines to the surface of meaning. read more »

Thoughts from a troubled girl
Trying to find her way
No words or notions left to convey
Yet so much soul left to save. read more »