But are you chasing a carrot cuz you were told to? Because it distracts from some pain? Or are you creating your own version of the Silver Surfer Paving your track thru the Cosmos Your engine rumbling with love in all the chambers Spitting melodies out of the exhaust Leaving a trail of...
In empty stillness I achieve the state of naturalness,How are glory and honor worth chasing?IIThe little quail stakes a claim to artemesia shrubs,3It looks up to laugh at how the divine phoenix flies.A caved-in well serves as the dwelling for the mayfly and frog,44The divine tortoise—...
Sister and brother poems show your sentiments about your sibling. A sister and a brother have a special relationship that fluctuates throughout time. However, as the years pass, you will often find greatest friends among them. Growing up alongside pulls them closer together as they get old....
And morning eyes, And lips whose thread of scarlet prophesies The canticles of a coming king unknown, Remember, when you join him On his throne, Even me, your far off troubadour, And wear For me some trifling rose Beneath your veil, ...
Yeats’ vision for what is “true, good, and beautiful” reminds us that youth and vitality are ultimately about how one sees the world and not about age. Filled with beautiful imagery, “Sailing to Byzantium” offers a corrective to our modern obsession with chasing the phantom of eternal ...
when your *** partner was "feeling tired",men and women are both libido struck sometimesto extremes, they mentioned f.g.m. but didn't mentionm.g.m., with *** you ain't chasing, you ain'tplaying the dating game - circumcision gavewomen the upper hand, the toy machine of manhood...
And quit chasing strange womanAnd having wild libertine ***He picked up the phoneIt was Satan’s aidBe careful what you vow We are listeningIf you fulfil your vowsYou might find yourself Escaping life in Hell It is up to you to chooseAnd the man got dressedWent to workThinking deep ...
chasing your lines of orange.Tawny days: and your face again. 6. Pumpkin’s Place by Martin Shaw However many pumpkins sitAlong the pumpkin vine,The biggest and the roundest oneIs going to be mine.I’ll carve his eyes, a nose, and mouth,Like no one’s ever seen,Then set him on ...
In a world increasingly ‘busy’ chasing material goals, “Leisure” reminds us to make time for the mind and soul. The poem begins with an irony-filled rhetorical question, where W.H Davies takes a jab at modernity and explains how it has robbed us of the simple things in life (such ...
Waiting for the dead-alive, Swarming in a vicious hive, Chasing ghosts we waste our time We fight, we strive, unite, divide. One becomes all, And … Death, Mad and Blind Dot-matrix monotony beasts, Bring endless agonies and fake archetypes, To drown the silent scream of nothing inside....