Poemas sobre el tema: sand

Poemas sobre el tema «sand» en Poets.by.

SoñadorDave Bonta

Sandman

where am I with my bag of sand like a bad condition with this little nest to press rest every body a nothing that I am taking home and home and home
AlegreDave Bonta

Sandstone

my stone is well-bred serves well in any injury or sport and will go to bed pretty as all the news of war and sand
SoñadorDave Bonta

Hourglass

I sit as stolidly as a column of cold ash, longing for a bell’s clapper, or the skin of a drum that shivers under the blows of a pair of brushes. I have held this shape too long, I tell myself. The fine teeth of my thoughts are through with falling. Across the lawn, the French lilac still glows green against the gray trees as if summer could last forever – as if a craze of twigs were some disgrace, & not the soul’s own map – & I feel a sigh coming toward me from the edge of the world. Grain by grain, the shadows are losing their firm outlines.
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Landed

about the discovery of sand the captain like any fish did little but wonder
TristeDave Bonta

Hobo

places made of bridges and old differences I remember them afterwards I have no friends but sleep and the morning sand
TristeDave Bonta

Spume

as if set upon by dogs and worried to pieces I am a sorry man sand to the moaning sea coming to sign the new draft of my death
AlegreDave Bonta

Beached

a folly of hot hips laid out on sand joy thin as a late supper
TristeDave Bonta

In extremis

pain coming a drowned light in the sand white pain comes to me as lace and I am itself the cast of a person I never saw before
TristeDave Bonta

Seaside cottage

time to visit but no talk in us and the land becomes like company her house on the sand will make little use of it
SoñadorDave Bonta

Possessed

possessed by an eagle far beyond the sand the fish goes on lost in too much nothing
SoñadorDave Bonta

Miss September

summer is past I fit myself to the white sand like a lover I long for a multitude of books and evenings when the amorous rains come
EnfadadoDave Bonta

Saying it like it is

noon comes to stay and being poor we consent to a government of sand and spoil but how we desire words as close to home as the weather