Poems on the topic: word

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

ContemplativeDave Bonta

Out walking

in the woods I found good company everyone was absent as a drunk present as an old sign I spoke one word and away home
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Close call

too much dull freight will make people think like horses I play to play but how near I was to have broken like the loss of words to a shut pen
InspiredDave Bonta

Resistance

to inconvenience an enemy I will not remove my own head people pray for a head with good countenance a light head ordinary as a horse but a foot committed to ignorance does as much good as a burning head but I make new words of ash and trouble
CheerfulDave Bonta

Verbiage

who needs his hearing so full of nothing we are all infected quarantine the word in a hole
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Orality

a thin mouth is a part of all I discover who is making it thin as the letter i as the word poor who desires it
CheerfulDave Bonta

Audiophile

I give my viol head to my viol maker his name is wise who deals in sound a pitch merchant here for some high words
AngryDave 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
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Sweet nothing

this morning is a clear ruin a mortal barb words make anything to raise disquiet but the word devil that word full of world is a nothing as sweet as my first little doubt
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Concurrence

the honest body is wiser than any word a presence without any reply but the world no novice to concurrence it gives great content and I am glad to be so having done all my lying
CheerfulDave Bonta

Has-been

every word broken among the fine ladies old coxcomb
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Pretty

pretty is a lie I love to translate a ready key to forms in one word the best of all plaudits at writing off
AngryDave Bonta

L’esprit d’escalier

I batten like a mad king on remembered words. My text should be: “The memory of the wicked shall rot.” After I go, I make sport in imitating the dead, grown fat on moonlight.

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