Poems About: RIVER

To provoke a river, a river of psychosis,
Is to madden the puberty of religion;
I braise a brick of meat with oil to sew
The rivers of juice into the morsel. read more »

'All the rivers run into the sea.'
Like the pulsing of a river,
The motion of a song,
Wind the olden words along read more »

Thames! Beautiful Thames!
Thames River arises at Gloucestershire,
flows thro' London, the capital of U.K; read more »

When The River Flowed
© 2011 (Jim Sularz)
Dedicated to my Brother-in-Law: William L. Browne III (1959-2011) read more »

Right across the river bend there’s a warm gentle breeze.
Right across the river-bend are trees with yellow leaves.
Right across the river bend the water reflects the sun.
Right across the river bend is a smell of innocence. read more »

I want to paint that river
And the scene behind it
The boat and the boatmen
I know everything about read more »

The sky is dark now
And the night is here again
But there is a moon shining over the London Bridge right over the sky
And I keep watching that moon while I rest for a while at the Thames River read more »

Sometimes it scares me
How fast these waters rushing
Sometimes it stuns me
How the people keep hushing me down read more »

Once upon a time in the beautiful ancient Egypt
The sun asked the river Nile
From where you got this golden color?
The river Nile said read more »

if you know what a river is
perhaps you will know a man read more »

they love me
for being
a river, read more »

River and tree look on morning town
And on the bridge and men and women
With loads of firewood from the forest
A bare-bodied man has sun on face. read more »