Poems on the topic: head

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

AnxiousWilliam Corbett

Drunkenness 2

Drunkenness or doing what you're not supposed to or not doing what you're supposed to. Short of breath and sweaty. Dense. A brain like glass nothing sticks a mind's eye like glass what I can't figure the faint breath there something passing or just passed. In the morning no cigarette smoke inhaled over toothpaste. What full head What empty stomach What spotted hands.
CheerfulBob Perelman

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The shape of his head is not the shape of the world. It satisfies itself there. Have some grapes. Two breasts. Breathing behind them. Ships just back out. He makes the round in his head.
ContemplativeBarrett Watten

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If this were a method one stays awake. Ethics explain one's position. I carry my head with me wherever I go.
CheerfulAnselm Hollo

Big Dog

I bring you this head, full of breathtakingly beautiful images of yourself and put it in your lap. Now I breathe more quietly. Now you pat me. Now I sign. In a moment or two I'll get up and be a man again.
CheerfulAnselm Hollo

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the soul is not a little man operating in the heart or head all right but who is that little guy
Sadamone

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it's not something you did It's something you said that will always be stuck in my head
AnxiousRobert Frost

The Door in the Dark

In going from room to room in the dark, I reached out blindly to save my face, But neglected, however lightly, to lace My fingers and close my arms in an arc. A slim door got in past my guard, And hit me a blow in the head so hard I had my native simile jarred. So people and things don’t pair any more With what they used to pair with before.

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