Poèmes sur le thème : sun

Poèmes sur le thème « sun » sur Poets.by.

AnxieuxDave Bonta

Torn

From wife to mistress I live on wit, gaudy but poor. Intending to see my wife, I was not I but a moth to the sun: I burn, taking my pleasure in the morning pain.
InspiréDave Bonta

El Donado Marcos de la Sierra

Day after day the lizards dance on the sand. When the sun climbs high the mountains won’t sit still. Even the tortoise toiling as little as he can moves in time with the maguey’s sharp-tongued shadow. Sun. Tree. Stone. Sky. The will to circle in the wind. To walk like Lucifer up & down in the earth or lope like Coyote, always one meal from the end. Let the fullness without break the drought within–
TristeDave Bonta

Sad Money

I had sad money and a din of debts all night, things that come to wait: the sun on ice, a pretend home on foot.
JoyeuxDave Bonta

Defogging

Agog at the morning mist, I met the sun at the gate where a barber trimmed me.
ContemplatifDave Bonta

Rain House

Is rain a good house, sunshine a good car? I have one home.
AnxieuxDave Bonta

In Seething Lane

I find the worst fears. I shuffle out to the yard with my dish and cup and speak to the sun like a clock or a bare window.
JoyeuxDave Bonta

Solar Flair

The upholsterer came to take furniture for the sun: a half moon, the king’s worn door and a silk clock.
InspiréDave Bonta

How to Live

A quaint command: think of kindness, thank for kindness. After supper, good music and bed. Strew the streets with herbs for joy of going. Never pray for happiness as long as the sun and moon endure.
JoyeuxDave Bonta

Provisioning

Packing up, I took leave of my old axe and bought a bit of salmon for the sun. I promise to give all that I have to the brave. I am not discontented with my sleep.
ContemplatifDave Bonta

Default

We let treasure rest— sun on fish. We breakfast on trouble, continue in absence, say no to fox and fool and so go knitting: to be.
AnxieuxDave Bonta

Eclipsed

The Lord, a lamb; the sun, nothing— a sheep’s head with a war bark, a public hatch, sad money, or a hand with a high fever.
TristeDave Bonta

Campaigner

going with the sun into the street I drink like a scholar at the burial of a book