Poems on the topic: letter

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

CheerfulDave Bonta

Solitary

all alone I am king of the yard I am content as a fish and in the company of letters I do not find people so wanting
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Unwinding

day long as a sermon or a letter in clear ink so tomorrow might not appear where we drink
RomanticDave Bonta

Adrift

I wake to her silence tired of being read by others her other face against my heart her body in my hands as bland as a letter from sea
SadDave Bonta

Belated Christmas letter

This year, trouble settled in with me, and I mourn the dying of tongues and ordinary doors. Time is no old token. I have lost friends and a calf’s head at cards.
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Night shift

a night to write letters I hear the wind change, stop and beat again
AnxiousDave Bonta

Dead letter

After several walks up and down, I met with the dead. Night is now too sudden— an old hole. What news of death? They hear nothing at all, believing that a house on fire is home to music.
AnxiousDave Bonta

Message in a bottle

The sea is given our letter relating the bad condition of the money, and it is well received. I lie to God but not to the rain, my mind full of money— a little green chamber.
SadDave Bonta

Time capsule

Morning and the road get me to write letters— an urn for the last days.
ContemplativeDave Bonta

The cost of free thought

In exchange for an absolute, we pay interest on doubt. I ink a letter to the thief that stole a laugh.
RomanticDave Bonta

Love’s alchemy

I dined with her and found what heat the alchemist took home in a bottle: a letter from July, wind and fever.
CheerfulDave Bonta

Confabs

A morning wind did business in the alder. Coach dined with post— where the letters come. A stay had a little talk with a ship. So money will give me an answer shortly.
CheerfulDave Bonta

Above and Beyond

My cousin snow and my father rain come with a letter from my brother the angel: Buy others a home, look after workmen, trouble the parliament.

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