Poèmes sur le thème : gun

Poèmes sur le thème « gun » sur Poets.by.

En colèreDave Bonta

Crusaders

business is a holy urge no thought or weakness our guns went all off and from church to church bonfires made of prayer
AnxieuxDave Bonta

Louder than words

the gun made an excellent sermon on the difference between us I am afraid I have forgot how not to see
En colèreDave Bonta

Peace plan

We rose early for bullets; one flew off. The mouth of the gun should beg to eat and learn all languages, not smoke and be so illiterate as to welcome absence.
RêveurDave Bonta

Falconer

I put on my gray riding garb to go up the garden stairs and made a hand with five guns for the king’s falcon, who fell asleep in my head.
JoyeuxDave Bonta

Birthday of Desire

The birthday of desire. My wife offered me a true horse and I had great pleasure in riding: a house built high with two sticks, a bonfire of guns. We go off for the same joy and return for trouble.
JoyeuxDave Bonta

Tastes Like Chicken

A great hen, very angry, began to pull down the dove and the lark, a pretty dish. The mouth dropped thirty guns in a high debate with the sea. It blew hard. The great fowl’s mother was put to bed.
TristeDave Bonta

Land Ho

Having sailed all night, we come in sight of a fresh gale and a good deal. Great was the shout of guns, the rattling of guns. Smoke came, the captains came. I wrote to my wife, drank wine to my wife. It was in the morning. We parted this evening.
AnxieuxDave Bonta

Fetish

Carried in a black box, my sugar woman brought me perspective, and I saw people as guns— and I was the best that any had. I got out of my chest the orders to stop all dangerous persons going or coming. How I slept and was not sick I know not.
AnxieuxDave Bonta

Gunfire

I drink a draft of desire. A gun gives widowhood and the discourse of revenge: to meet and dissolve, to issue hurt. I was glad to hear a sermon too eloquent for a pulpit— the talking rain.
AnxieuxDave Bonta

Gun nut

a great peak at night is a pit I find pleasure in pistols
En colèreDave Bonta

Disproportionate

how little a gun to have come for music and dancing so pettish a servant to answer to
RêveurDave Bonta

The river, again

I live by the river without a word but my poor worn gun time is a woman I burn to serve