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Alan Browne Poems
Laughing on the out
Crying on the in.
Smiling and, jocular.... more »
As good and bad have come and gone,
The humble plant continues on.
Bore in the earth it made its way,
From the orient to modern day.... more »
Broken bones, tormented souls,
and everything in between.
Bound to bed, or head filled with dread,
One as bad as the other.... more »
Tender as I start my week,
A journey with no ember.
Dreary days be all the same,
Pointless to remember.... more »
The Nettles and Ivy lay hand in hand,
Mingled with the garden flowers.
Kindred and cosy in their patch,
While luring prey to their web.... more »
Through the skies that I glide,
And to the left of my lay,
Was the bird’s wing, and a colorful gaze.
The oceans of sky were Curtained by clouds,... more »
e, lay with me
Absolute silence,
I could hear a pin drop.... more »
The Garden
The Nettles and Ivy lay hand in hand,
Mingled with the garden flowers.
Kindred and cosy in their patch,
While luring prey to their web.
The creatures with a thousand faces,
Welcome all into their acre.
Handpicking the ones that will serve them best,
While discarding the eels from their rod.
They lay in wait for their golden goose,
Then contemplating when to slaughter.
Brazen faced to no extent,
A mere vacuum behind the eyes.
Superlative to all, but to themselves,
As they live to serve just one master,
Morality and trust are merely ...
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