Gedichten over het onderwerp: oak

Gedichten over het onderwerp “oak” op Poets.by.

PeinzendDave Bonta

Born-again naturalists

we are not ourselves in a field but taken prisoner we find a green page to retreat to touching an abstract ground like oaks engaged with the night
DromerigDave Bonta

Sheriff

I open a velvet coat and am oak a place to hang and itch and change to paper
BoosDave Bonta

Resistor

midnight in my head aching from the news of hate a moth on his oak beaten by the green afternoon cursing the wind of our nothing-but-money lie
BoosDave Bonta

Chainsaw

the old oak rocks taken by fire and exhaust how an engine promises the least world a house which will be very hard to love
PeinzendDave Bonta

Rooted

night-colored oak lush as a suit my life in amber is greater than I am and poor beyond all I ever overcome
PeinzendDave Bonta

Where we sat

with great ease the oak lives or dies
PeinzendDave Bonta

News that stays

all change is news a quiet stir to the oak and the poet if not conceited and particular as water in her loves
VrolijkDave Bonta

Proverbial (7)

Ask me the time and I point to the sun. An oak is a fine scholar of the ear. Comfort took me to the temple Ease.
PeinzendDave Bonta

Owned

As a tavern with my money or will and a bull, winter had the oak.
VrolijkDave Bonta

Æcerbot

We come close to the land, eat nothing but peas and pork and boiled beef, eat with great love, shit with all imaginable respect the land infinite place rich world. I see a man almost drowned in joy give honor to an oak with a gilded crown.
PeinzendDave Bonta

Poem Beginning with a Line by Farough Farrokhzad

let us believe in the ruined gardens of imagination even in autumn rain there’s still such radiance leaves underfoot whisper my wishbone song really just a rhythm imposed on the slow fires of decay but now church bells make for a glistening listen the dead have nothing and everything to do with the emptiness of numbers their carnival is upon us scarlet oaks glowing