Favorite Poems of James Rockwell
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fooled into thinking
I could frame them forever... -
I never chased the city lights -
I dreamt of woods and shade... -
Such spite we showed along the path to hell
Yet even now I wonder why we burned... -
unravel stigmas
by acknowledging feelings... -
I feel you...
in the rustling of the leaves... -
Will words of comfort comfort you
When I am summoned home... -
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I do recall your vibrant eyes
And how you framed your lips... -
You
a sin... -
tail bent and buckled
body painted with tyre marks... -
I sleep beneath the untamed vines,
On mossy earth and fleshy leaves... -
I waited for you
where the sun meets the sea... -
Barefoot in nature
I release all my tension... -
With logs and sticks we built our walls
And patched the roof with straw and moss... -
The merriment of summer has at last
Bequeathed its final spell upon my eyes... -
It was the year of 1927
Coolidge was President... -
my oars split the surface,
bequeathing brevity... -
Quiet messages weave
between two eyes... -
A
man... -
How green the shoots that all conspire
To bring the winter down... -
While he asked mercy
for his wrong deeds, they hung him... -
how comely were
your naked breasts...
