Poemas sobre el tema: bread

Poemas sobre el tema «bread» en Poets.by.

TristeDave Bonta

Scenesters

a black coat long in mourning is our second home we walk in the shoemaker’s weary chapel our liturgy is a bit of bread and the infinite street
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Bog body

in the night bog I part with my road curious about other things I lack philosophy enough to understand bread or the question of touch
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Urban pastoral

after great pain eating a bit of bread in the sun behind me the savory discourse of people at the madhouse
TristeDave Bonta

Antoinette

her own garden left her to her red bed of velvet the queen pretty as a horse and full of time the sight of a blade is sad to the idle bread
EnfadadoDave Bonta

At the club

a pretty pair of gloves on the Parliament-man that was cursing the poor how they fight till they drop though their eyes be unlucky as if they had no bread the white hearse of a moon set over a sad house down into the morning tide
EnfadadoDave Bonta

Inner city

in the city is a city missing bread for the swan on the water but the other made of fear begins to decay like mad the street cursing in 42 voices that money is not to eat
EnfadadoDave Bonta

Consumer culture

we breakfast on money use all the ovens at work bread would own the mathematician buy the troublesome artist out no reason to say one word against what they let be
EnfadadoDave Bonta

Bread and circuses

in a dead hour they take abuse for their entertainment a gentleman must lie his mouth itching to bite and the ways so full of people present a great stomach
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Sustenance

in the heart of noon making up my accounts God may be little better than bread
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Cerebral

my work is in my mind alone I walk a while in the garden and take no notice eat a bit of bread and dirt like a country with no mother and then doubt I am called to art…
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Short-order cook

The city: a great experiment, there where I never found a clean plate against tomorrow, paying many little debts and all things in a hurry of business. As cook, looking over my work, I ate nothing but bread and cheese and bread and butter.