Flâneur
day lay on a hill
as I walked here and there
in no great haste to go home
looking ought to be
a continued thing
another supper
Poems on the topic: home
Poems on the topic “home” on Poets.by.
Home body
the office made me love
to stay at home
sitting up after supper
as fat and full as a bell of plague
Soledades
who could be whole
all alone
and not fight with some
possible faction
in the mystery of
his possible mind
or let his body suffer
another great love
we shall all be sunk
after plundering for imperfections
who having seen a sea
stays at home
Safe space
going where we are safe
as a lamb brought to table
in our sandwich selves
as Eve within Adam
who is even at home
Bus-y
up and off her busy din again
the late bus home
Hard traveler
crying might take one home with it
on new springs
where now this journey
out-drives any ruts
but not so easy
I drove myself to be merry
talking of travel
Donation
give me to a body farm
a body to watch day and night
a no-body more other than a dog
better than my own vexed home
Terra firma
home from the water
the children make me a present
of a stick
Fosterage
the lying fire
burning all night
pretending to scour
but having nothing
to come home to
Immigrant song
sun and din
of the afternoon
I come home singing
and it is our Italy
where always we pray
to be
Morning run
the din of the night
bus home
Jude the Obscure
up and to my ash
the unhappy
ever new in my life
if I were clear
I would understand nothing
so I do a weary
elsewhere business at home
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