Poems About: SONNET

I stare at this paper so white
I just don't know what's so right
I want to write on it
I would love to write a sonnet read more »

As Adam Smith and Marx
Prove they’ve outlived their day
One seeks an inner ray –
Enlightenment – whose sparks read more »

The sky was bleeding
Fires, flames and furnaces
Daughters of the blaze read more »

Sometimes the sunset wheels
Of the empty train roll slowly
As a harmonica song- read more »

I've tidied your parchments,
And cleaned up your quill,
Now i'm asking you nicely,
Make love to me Bill. read more »

Pearls from the sea,
diamonds from the mountain.
White gold from the river's start,
beauties where we found them. read more »

When people heard
that you sent me poetry
they commented that
you must be a wonderful and sensitive man read more »

I guess that I have always thought that you
Deserve a poem with perfect metric rhyme
So sonnets are how I have chosen to
Depict how love is crowned with the prime read more »

Forty Word Poem:

Poetry has the magic
Takes dreamers to cloud nine read more »

NO ABERRATIONS ON EARTH read more »

As I look into your eyes,
and smile at thier gleam,
my heart fills with joy,
until it's bursting at it's seams. read more »

I have know that nitid song,
Which pens a sonnet in the east.
Watch it whirl like a sarong,
And tame the blackened boundless beast. read more »