Poems on the topic: balcony

Poems on the topic “balcony” on Poets.by.

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Ndrek Gjini

Sunday Morning

Women, one after another appear on the balconies of apartments or back gardens of the houses and hang in wires their sheets, these white flags, signify the capitulation of the night.
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RomanticD. H. Lawrence

Frohnleichnam

You have come your way, I have come my way; You have stepped across your people, carelessly, hurting them all; I have stepped across my people, and hurt them in spite of my care. But steadily, surely, and notwithstanding We have come our ways and met at last Here in this upper room. Here the balcony Overhangs the street where the bullock-wagons slowly Go by with their loads of green and silver birch-trees For the feast of Corpus Christi. Here from the balcony We look over the growing wheat, where the jade-green river Goes between the pine-woods, Over and beyond to where the many mountains Stand in their blueness, flashing with snow and the morning.

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