Misha Allport

Misha Allport Poems

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Limpid eyes, quiet reticence
Reflections in the granite
Distant repose from my heart
Our tired souls find union
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Quasi tactile contact and taste
A light, ghostly attempt to touch
Wet and tender, a sensuous attempt
My woman's lips-Baby, Beer and Love
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Sparkling golden eyes above a Portuguese smile
Tenders forth romantic Westphalian treasures
Bright colours, cold days and verdant splendor
Quiet, gentle, dignity on a Cearan afternoon
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It moves below;
in a tender flow;
like a quiet show;
in a difussed glow;
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The lovely green hills roll across the land
Sweet and gentle is this earth of Vietnam
A tender music guides me along the way
A girl sits by the soft riverbank
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Qin and Shu, the sons of spring and autumn
Are the warring states of rapacious kings
Dear Sichuan, gold and stone open a rift
Somber clouds threaten the Shu dominion
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Floating on the wind, an ethereal smile
Eliciting an innocent, joyous response
Etched in eternity, pure haunting echo
Our exotic fate, sensual, tender-womanly
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Swirling circles of silver glass
Precious views before my eyes
Their own unchanging directions
Eternally dancing through vision
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Erratic sea waves splash about
Swirling, uncertain, violent
Washing away ideal femininity
My traces vanish without tears
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From our sacred and medieval riverbank
Where lovers chase and flee our history
cotton fibers entreating my attention
Along a dusty, ancient and unknown byway
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Misty rain on skin and sand
Frame a warm, rolling surf
Sweet sentiments flutter
Birds tend to their tasks
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Wind pushes loneliness to new extremes
Broken dreams and ideas die silently
Under the azure sky and sea
Unknown, unrequited and unimportant
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Black leaf nestled on
rolling, unending currents
Unable to seek a timeless
space, a fathomless void
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Bille like Ophelia lain
Offers such mortal bane
Bille as the tender rain
Proffers not a lover's wane.
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Wounded animals only feel violence
Lashing, burning, destroying spirit
Endless forms of deadly expression
Roving, rampaging, murdering beauty
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A diffusely lighted gallery rolls on to harrow
Framed in a raven tint, the portal-a barrow
Transitional tides in a cloister untold, narrow
pale blue flushes the passages to the marrow
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Well within the banks of our eternity
Sky-blue bloom evinces a sad delicacy
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Hilton always knew it was there
Twisting, turning-a current rare

Waiting, foreboding to his soul
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The Best Poem Of Misha Allport

Carol

Limpid eyes, quiet reticence
Reflections in the granite
Distant repose from my heart
Our tired souls find union

Ohlos limpidos numa reticencia quieta
Reflexoes vivazes piscando no granito
Um repouso distante de meu coracao
Nossas almas cansadas acha uma uniao

Misha Allport Comments

Eddie Lene 12 June 2015

Hi Mishka - I love all your poems, still I have Sybille last letter and many letters you wrote to me. Are you living in Fortaleza? I often read your poems, online. Never I imaged you could be so creative, great is the volume of your poems ...It is nice to read them.

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Eddie Lene 12 June 2015

Hi Mishka - I love all your poems. Still I have Sybille`s last letter, as well as many romance/love letters you wrote to me. I never imagined you liked deep words and could actually create a vas amount of poems.

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