Bryan Riley

Bryan Riley Poems

So what if the sky looks like
the ocean from here?
So what if I've never
been to New Orleans?
...

The magic is gone
The song is done
I am as old as
the world is cold
...

Fallen angel at my feet
To what purpose have
you brought me here?
To look at this with
...

Living in the halls of the dead;
mouth and eyes filling with sand-
Cries and pleas for help go unheard
as birds of night with razored talons
...

In flight,
the figure loses
its form
The form loses
...

I have
weapons-
tons of
weapons.
...

Two friends in a van

not a van full of friends
...

Sea of green!
sea of green
locked between
the earth
...

It was all he wanted, all he dreamt of,
since he was a little boy-
the chance to serve, to give back
to the country he loved so much. (a host of angels to light your path)
...

Slow night
walk through
streetlight
whispering
...

We went
round and round
the indoor rink
My hand cold
...

</>Early rising, not with but just after the sun
Comfort of pleasure at the scent of coffee
cooking in the pot
pondering the man with fifty thousand poems-
...

Implements of a Murder:
The smoking gun,
the silken rope, and
other cliches
...

I have given you everything:
you could say that I've
made you what you are today
I've built you up until now
...

15.

There- a universe:
Don't blink.
You'll miss it.
A blade of grass that
...

Love your mother
the earth!
She's the only one
who's ever truly
...

After I had contemplated
all the possible delights
of the internet garden,
searching for things I would
...

Conveyor of
souls
Purveyor of
truths
...

Sad goddess sit
upon your
throne of night
Gaze into your
...

Leaping out
falling
spiraling downward
finally free
...

Bryan Riley Biography

I have lived on the North Shore of Massachusetts all my life. I began writing poetry at around age 14. I hope to enhance people's perspectives through my poetry. My books are available through amazon.com (search word: Bryan P.T. Riley) Through my writing, I am attempting to leave my mark on the world, however small that mark key be, and to leave something behind for future generations to enjoy.)

The Best Poem Of Bryan Riley

Argentina

So what if the sky looks like
the ocean from here?
So what if I've never
been to New Orleans?

If the clouds want to fill
up the sky like revelers
filling up a party room,
I say let them come.
If they want to come late
to the party, let them come.

Maybe I DO want to
float through the air
like a feather lost from
the tail of a bird….

Maybe I'd like to sense a
change on the wind so
I can know which way
I'm supposed to run.

So what if I've never
been to Argentina?
Maybe I'd like to
go to Argentina.
I really think I'd
REALLY like to
go to Argentina….

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