Poems on the topic: night

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

DreamyDave Bonta

Auspex

on the only step an owl night comes to me because I am late to her bed
SadDave Bonta

Void

morning comes with a bit of hurt I continue like a raven to believe in the night up above so infinite a no body to look after
ContemplativeDave Bonta

A matter of interpretation

I am translating a library into hands is time a prison or a garden are trees letters to the night
AnxiousDave Bonta

Graveyard shift

what work I do is to get some money but not so much that my pretty hands come to grief trepan my head carrying about bad music pierce this night to let the plague out
CheerfulDave Bonta

Writing life

morning is the best poem afternoon papers it over all settled things must break in pieces I believe in my sleep waked in the night by snoring I laugh to recollect it
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Apophasis

no creed pleased me like music though my own road is a wound I saw mortality touching all things but the night not knowing is an art— a black one
AnxiousDave Bonta

Covert

who to trust or listen to where to consult prisoners whisper publicly like water in the night
SadDave Bonta

Buoyed

buoy like a sad king continuing in the drink day and night meaning to lie there and not being able
SadDave Bonta

Replete

full of myself is how we all are how a boy that died being dried in an oven lies there entire in a box how the king is quite out of ink and weary of everything how rain put me into my good night
SadDave Bonta

Ship burial

within the river is a sweet green night and a rank day and people say there is also a ship which was fitted to go to the dead
DreamyDave Bonta

Strigiformalism

ice letters close all day night striking out at noon in the owl’s poems
SadDave Bonta

TRIPTYCH IN NOIR

her jailed lover’s image in the mirror slowly loses color like tea poured again & again from the same leaves or a cloud of cigarette smoke mixing with the air beneath the mirror’s mercury lies the captain lost at sea in some interminable corrido his waterproof watch still ticks inside his slicker it’s past 3:00 light from the street lamp filters through the slats of the blind outshines the moon: two sets of stripes that cross at an oblique angle on the walls & the bed where she lies staring into the one dark corner

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