Poems About: PARIS

Oh Desire!
Somewhere in Paris
My heart confessed insatiable hankering
For love's fervid avenues of splendor... read more »

Graeme Smith willing to take the risk
of injuring the broken bone in his hand,
while his elbow is to be operated upon,
for thirty minutes he held the bat, suffered read more »

The silhouette of your shoulder,
Moonlit and naked.
I see you turn your head and
Breathe the Paris night. read more »

(dedicated to Mr. Piotr Anderszewski, a gifted pianist)

you travels
around in and out read more »

on this darkest night I find my lightest light
An uncertainty to purity, but faithful always
Forever in the shadows we must remain
My treasure, my jewel and I read more »

Rain drips icicily on Paris's April quay
As blossoms of cherry stir the misty air
The left bank ponders over cafe' au lait
While the whiff of tobacco releases the day's care read more »

Crafty copper
Moments arrested
Portraits in custody read more »

(Wedding Party)

Sailing down night Seine
Champagne brut and goose liver read more »

Sedately chewing around me the diners
Enjoying their various courses, abound
In good manners, not clattering china
Or staring at me, as dawdling on down read more »

FRANCE AND ENGLAND
FROM
GALLIC WARS TILL NOW
AND I AM FROM...PRINCE OF THE SEAS...... read more »

Pari Fermier
the artist shops for a farmer
to work as his next model read more »

It's kind of fun playing the victim for once
Knowing what it's like to be the innocent one

My body is cold read more »