Poems About: SIMILE

Believes are correct,
believes are died wrong
rehearsing the failure in my mind
believes truely never make the real read more »

It’s hard alone, to win the fight
This too is Satan’s plan
But they who seek Salvation’s Light
Will find in Christ, they can! read more »

Man placed God’s Christ within the tomb –Mk.15: 42-47
Who’d died in awesome pain –Mk.15: 21-41
His grave a simile to the womb –Mt.12: 39-40
Gave birth to Christ again –Ro.6: 4 read more »

I decided to read poetry
written only by
imagined beautiful people. read more »

Today I
Fell all over
myself
while read more »

You’re a walking poem
and it’s like I have night vision
except instead of goggles they are
poem-eyes: read more »

I coddle these Broken Verbs
hold them to light
to see if they will move me
beyond this adjectival, noun less state. read more »

Bright, young dreams, flourished in the blossom
An old and beautiful orchard its mother
Ideas smother into form, the motherly tree stained by splotches of her lucid dream read more »

alchohol of drink goes in
dormant spirits come out,
other sly spirits enter, stir up
memory of secrets devout, read more »

I spent one summer on the Fortymile
not far from Chicken in Alaska

dredging with outboard motor read more »

[Stare Evince! ]

It was as if I expected you, my lady
Tonight! The outside of no wind, my even quest read more »

(after John Hollander’s “Powers of Thirteen”)

On a scale of one to thirteen, any given day
Touches each note, some heard, some seen and some only felt read more »