Poems on the topic: peace

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

CheerfulDave Bonta

24-hour news network

some mouth has run all night and day what ills not heard of which extraordinary news as good as any peace
CheerfulDave Bonta

Outcome

up the morning stairs to war with my wife the tang of peace
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Convenience

love if convenient would be high treason a peace made on disadvantageous terms with break-up and feud a room is the last enemy to all the world falling from time into desire no hand or pinion full of consequence should crowd into such a hole
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Lull

foolish world they tell me the wind is dead my old and most ingenious acquaintance the snow talking peace like the evening light
SadDave Bonta

Wrecked

I found other weather— poor ship that I have been— under water. In search of peace I stayed there and drank in the sea.
AngryDave Bonta

Peace plan

We rose early for bullets; one flew off. The mouth of the gun should beg to eat and learn all languages, not smoke and be so illiterate as to welcome absence.
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Nonviolence

I answer a word as red as war with play. We can act like puppets, or be content to be.
CheerfulDave Bonta

Peacenik

I commission the navy: get a dolphin drunk and marry her in place of war. Resolve again to see home and bed.
SadDave Bonta

Epicurean lament

This morning paper is raw theater— love in a maze of strange straits. A peace made upon good terms is news. Each of us lives but is ashamed to be, resolving to see pleasure fall.
SadAncient Artifact

Stupid, Stupid

my eyes must be rose-colored for thinking you stopped, thinking it was safe to breathe, safe to live again. no matter how long it lasts, the peace always ends.
ContemplativeBananie

Fluid

I look at the scenery on the bus everyday It's the same trees The same grass The same guardrails and sheep out in the paddock But today I looked up For the first time ever I looked up, and instead of watching the repeated landscape I saw beautiful clouds Changing and moving And I felt peace
ContemplativeBruce Ross

Lunar Eclipse

Lying on my back on the floor I look up through the tangle of trees to the last slice of the luminous full moon. All that crowded my mind to the brim this especially busy day vanished. And then the strange radiating burnished orange ball, so far away and yet so close in all its strangeness. lunar eclipse all of the stars so much brighter

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