Everyman's

(I am no religious stuff but sometimes I compose this type of poem just for inspiration. I conceived this particular poem while taking a photograph of four ladies praying facing before the sun in unison. Sorry that I could not show you that photograph.) We are all in one, we are all to one We are... Sign in to see full entry.

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What will happen Will happen in the long run Let the graying moon Drop its faltering shadow In the long crusade Against the purple theorem That once defaced your shame Let the deeper night Be gathering among the woods As you look for shelter To hide your defaced shame In colours of burning soul Let... Sign in to see full entry.

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O, the birds of the sky O, forest-dwelling sage of the north Give us wisdom, give us the knowledge of the breadth of the sky We will chase the depth of the ocean with our shadows falling back We have never sucked the honey-comb We have never kissed the feet of withering rays of the twilight Give us... Sign in to see full entry.

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If it is all like you that I am used to be Like you all pretentious of being better or worse off Than I am used to be rolling on not belittling The crying needs, not belittling the little soldiers’ cry Leaving the mother’s breasts for a hermit’s asylum Not ever fearing or shying off the scorching... Sign in to see full entry.

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All alone, now I am all alone All alone I seek refuge All alone I miss you once again And all alone I suffer, all alone Yet I will love you all alone Yet I will forget you not all alone Yet all alone I will hide in your shadows As long as there will be darkness unto light As long as my love will... Sign in to see full entry.

How old is time? I asked the wandering sky I asked the lapses of ancestral silence They all retreated back into the future timely Leafing through the piles of dust and ashes Leafing through the ruins of moments Counting in membranes the number of flesh and blood The rains shed tears in giggling... Sign in to see full entry.