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"dispossessed" poems
The trouble with Hello Poetry Is that I fall in love daily Held under so many captivating spells moulded and crafted by all walks of life I find myself longing for all of you the broken, the fallen, the bruised the saints, the sinners the righteous, the dispossessed the holy, the unholy all meet here to speak of life as they feel it as only we know it. Onwards, upwards Downward spirals kindness, cruelty crashing through boundaries bounding across oceans carried on wistful sighs and broken dreams The trouble with Hello Poetry Is that it breaks my heart Then brings me back to love again All within an hour.
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 4:30 AM UTC
The trouble with Hello Poetry
Here is the city— its worn-down mountains, its grass and iron, its smoky coast seen from the high roads on the Wicklow side. From Dalkey Island to the North Wall, to the blue distance seizing its perimeter, its old divisions are deep within it. And in me also. And always will be. Out of my mouth they come: The spurred and booted garrisons. The men and women they dispossessed. What is a colony if not the brutal truth that when we speak the graves open. And the dead walk?
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Witness
I love our multi coloured rainbow street Where many tongues and hues and flavours co-exist Where those that could not marry once before now can, and thrive I find solace here amongst these dispossessed Belonging and acceptance Some would say ghetto I say home
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Jul 22, 2015
Jul 22, 2015 at 11:23 AM UTC
Ghetto home
In the meanest time of summer when the sun cracks the pavement and swelter fills your lungs a call to the dispossessed is in order. Consider the river washers, and the alley dwellers who are simply thankful for today. Chew on a bitter piece of perspective and ask yourself; if you had to carry a cross to your own death would you complain about the heat?
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 12:59 PM UTC
A Question of Privilege
They say a dog chooses it’s Master and i believe a submissive does too. Because just moments within meeting him, i swear I already knew. Set aside any criteria and any particular credentials. That something you can’t quite put your finger on, Is one of my fundamentals. I let him look inside my soul, i show him I’m a dreamer. Already he’s controlling me and has altered my demeanour. My logic screams inside me NO! -Don’t sell your soul to the devil. But my senses scream inside me YES... “In his presence you will revel! “ The more we talk, the more I feared as he changed my personality. Yet further i delve into his aura, although anticipating fatality. Throwing caution to the wind, i ignored my logic mind, Ready to give him all of me, til he suddenly declined. Confusion strikes, I feel a loss. Not knowing what I’ve done. He tells me you’re not serious and only seeking bedroom fun. I don’t know how to prove myself, wondering if this is just a test. One day he’s here, the next he’s not. I feel so... Dispossessed? ! I’d usually give up once rejected but I know I must persist. My inner sub is telling me she needs him to exist. You see jus moments within meeting him, something was oh so very prominent. I’m sure he doesn’t know it yet, but he’s destined to be my DOMINANT.
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Jul 18, 2016
Jul 18, 2016 at 1:42 PM UTC
Destined to be mine
I can feel the gentle, rhythmic breathing And the tepid touch of your skin Soon the sun will rise, And you must go to class But you will mutter an excuse Just to stay a minute more with me I can hear your soft snores, And muffled moans Soon we will succumb to summer, And it’s malicious motives, To bisect your beauty, From my greedy grasp I can smell the shampoo That I will never smell again For I will move, And you will move, A Dispossessed Connection Though our spring may have ceased Our wilted whispers will never wane Though my bed may be devoid I’ll remember where you had lain. I’ll remember our long laughs And your sweet smile, more stunning than the stars I’ll remember our wishful words And the times that were ours.
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May 26, 2016
May 26, 2016 at 4:20 AM UTC
To our love
Meandering like its canals Venetian streets sing underfoot. Who wore away the stone cobbled streets? Who walked down to the shore? Who gazed out at the Adriatic? Who's dreams were lost in Venice's stream of streets? Licentious lovers loved in Venice's streets, kissed on her bridges, Crossed under by gondola and over by foot. Proposed at the piazza San Marco. Kissed, while the Grand Canal wound her way down. Down into the sea, where the menace that is the world, Venice shuns. Rialto, Doge, Basilica, St. Marks, pigeons! All evoke that lagoon city of streets. Originally refugees, incolae lacunae ("lagoon dwellers") Venetians, gave not only a place for the dispossessed, but a place for the world to see, feel and taste. Art, war, politics, commerce, spice and silk. Venice with her ribbon of streets, alleyways and bridges saw the Renaissance, the crusades, and the Black Death. Glassware, paintings, sculptures, religion, refugees all synonymous with that floating city. A city returning to the water she arose from. Subsiding with grief as she drowns in elegant decay.
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 2:56 PM UTC
Venice streets.
By day he wore a face of stone, a man at work, a man at home. Mid-tier, mid-forties, fading fast, a shadow built to never last. Unseen, unseen, the hours crawled, his name half-heard, his voice forestalled. Reliable. Invisible. Forgettable. Admissible. But night — night gave him another skin, a grinning mask, a skeleton grin. Blurry selfies, pumpkin puns, cheap delights for midnight ones. And they laughed. They saw. He mattered more than the man he’d left behind the door. She answered louder than the rest, late-twenties, lonely, dispossessed. Her laughter quick, replies too fast, his irony returned as gospel, cast. “I know this isn’t you,” she said. “I want the man who hides instead.” He recoiled. Deleted. Ghosted. Fled. But silence is a mask that turns, and absence is a fire that burns. 3:33, the phone alight, a skeleton meme each waiting night. 3:33, a plastic hand, a note enclosed: You’ll understand. 3:33, the offering grows — a pumpkin smashed, its seeds exposed. Her love became a ritual rhyme, his jokes became a curse in time. “You don’t get to leave,” she swore, “You owe me you, forevermore.” And he — the man who sought the crowd, who wanted laughter, not too loud, who craved the gaze but feared the weight, found every mask could seal his fate. No one is innocent here, no one. Not the trickster, not the one undone. He wore deception like a shield, she made obsession her battlefield. Now only one mask still remains — cheap plastic grin through windowpanes. Spoopy, childish, still, absurd, yet sharper than his final word. The curtains gap, the silence bends, a tilted grin that never ends. And he knows, beneath the grin so slight: her mask will never leave the night.
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Sep 22, 2025
Sep 22, 2025 at 4:41 AM UTC
You Owe Me
By day he wore a face of stone, a man at work, a man at home. Mid-tier, mid-forties, fading fast, a shadow built to never last. Unseen, unseen, the hours crawled, his name half-heard, his voice forestalled. Reliable. Invisible. Forgettable. Admissible. But night — night gave him another skin, a grinning mask, a skeleton grin. Blurry selfies, pumpkin puns, cheap delights for midnight ones. And they laughed. They saw. He mattered more than the man he’d left behind the door. She answered louder than the rest, late-twenties, lonely, dispossessed. Her laughter quick, replies too fast, his irony returned as gospel, cast. “I know this isn’t you,” she said. “I want the man who hides instead.” He recoiled. Deleted. Ghosted. Fled. But silence is a mask that turns, and absence is a fire that burns. 3:33, the phone alight, a skeleton meme each waiting night. 3:33, a plastic hand, a note enclosed: You’ll understand. 3:33, the offering grows — a pumpkin smashed, its seeds exposed. Her love became a ritual rhyme, his jokes became a curse in time. “You don’t get to leave,” she swore, “You owe me you, forevermore.” And he — the man who sought the crowd, who wanted laughter, not too loud, who craved the gaze but feared the weight, found every mask could seal his fate. No one is innocent here, no one. Not the trickster, not the one undone. He wore deception like a shield, she made obsession her battlefield. Now only one mask still remains — cheap plastic grin through windowpanes. Spoopy, childish, still, absurd, yet sharper than his final word. The curtains gap, the silence bends, a tilted grin that never ends. And he knows, beneath the grin so slight: her mask will never leave the night.
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The battle rent a cobweb diamond-strung And cut a flower beside a ground bird’s nest Before it stained a single human breast. The stricken flower bent double and so hung. And still the bird revisited her young. A butterfly its fall had dispossessed A moment sought in air his flower of rest, Then lightly stooped to it and fluttering clung. On the bare upland pasture there had spread O’ernight ‘twixt mullein stalks a wheel of thread And straining cables wet with silver dew. A sudden passing bullet shook it dry. The indwelling spider ran to greet the fly, But finding nothing, sullenly withdrew.
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Range-Finding
Comparatively speaking, It's grand to live In Canada. It's as free as one can get, Comparatively. We have one hundred percent Control over our destiny And our bodies: That is, Until we near the end. Then, Our government decides How we die. I suspect they want to know That I'm one hundred percent Disposed and dispossessed.
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Jul 15, 2015
Jul 15, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
One Hundred Percent Disposed
Gaping voids attached at velvet hems reveal An oscillating, silky shrine of serpentine appeal A sacellum of spit where crimson vipers preach A sermon dispossessed of words on biting without teeth Two lithe reptilian wrestlers in acrobatic trance To recompose the primal theme from the procreating dance They sway in mirrored unison as heaven’s gates converge They lick their tongues in twisting prose and gustatory tones emerge In this bacchanal of senses where feelings taste of spoken sights The serpents molt beyond their essence onto a plane of new delights There they share a sounding vision muscles blink in harmony Hissing iridescent rhythms At last, the panting cyclopes reach the art of seeing eye to whispering eye through the instrument of speech.
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Jun 27, 2018
Jun 27, 2018 at 5:29 AM UTC
Kissing
**The moon illuminated her as she flowed with the rhythm of the shadows She cascaded her body with a passion she only knew too well Her desolation slowly adrift with each flying second all consumed in a beautiful madness No one would glimpse of the illusion she brought to life No one would hear of the music she sought No one would believe a woman free in her own course A woman dispossessed by the eyes of an audience A woman left to her dreams as if she was insignificant But she danced despite the crowd telling her to stop But she danced despite being burned and bruised for the fantasies she loved before anything else in the world**
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 10:14 AM UTC
Dance, Dance
settlers came to the frontier lands holding guns in their seizing hands the tribal people's tears and blood fell on the earth in a torrential flood they'd been dispossessed of terrain so lasting was the anguishing pain their ancient grounds ceded away to the occupier's colonizing sway the Indians of the vast Dakota plains had a culture under great strains the foot-print put down by forebears was nearly lost like the brown bears yet the spirit of the tribes still survive in their ancestral territory it's alive they've a heritage enduring of flow which is seen in the sun's risen glow
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 12:09 AM UTC
Dakota Indians
how do i even begin to describe this color, because it is so ******* versatile. firstly it is the color of royalty and magic-- stuff of fairy tales that leap from the page and into your mind's eye. richly-hued gowns reach the polished floor; crowns and scepters shine with amethyst, with jasper, with tanzanite. this color shines in the stardust of a wizard's cloak, shimmering in the candlelight as he pours over texts and trinkets with a glowy-eyed owl brooding on his shoulder. it billows from the smoke of a witch's potion-- eye of newt and wing of bat and toe of frog combine into a roiling haze that will make the princess fall in love and then kiss death. "double, double, toil and trouble... your dreams and despair await." this color is also one of spring. it dots on the hills in delicate petals of heather and lavender, and the slightly darker pansies and geraniums. it scatters on the wind and leaves its perfume for butterflies and bumblebees and girls in love. before the sun rises and paints the sky in its warmth, the world stands still in a state that is neither dark nor light. the stars have gone but morning has not quite arrived to take its place; birds are not yet chirping and bugs and not yet buzzing-- in fact the only sound is your own mumbling as you press your face into the pillow as though trying to push away the responsibilities that loom in the daytime. it is here that this color is perhaps at its softest. now, there is one more place this color shows itself, though I'd rather it not be the case. it is the shade of hurt and fear, the shade of loneliness. this color blooms on her back and shoulders and over her eye-- in bruises dark enough for her to seek cover-up and a restraining order. this color outlines the handprint of his attacker, when he was wrenched into an alley and stripped of his sense of security. this color looms over the dispossessed no matter how brightly the sun is shining. instead of hugs and kisses, these lost souls are met with remarks like "loser" and ***** and ****** solitude is sanctuary as invisible hands attempt to choke the life out of the outcasts. do you see what i meant when i said that this color is versatile? it is a color of kingship and witchcraft, of nature and pain. it is not the color of singular definition.
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 10:49 AM UTC
p u r p l e
how do i even begin to describe this color, because it is so ******* versatile. firstly it is the color of royalty and magic-- stuff of fairy tales that leap from the page and into your mind's eye. richly-hued gowns reach the polished floor; crowns and scepters shine with amethyst, with jasper, with tanzanite. this color shines in the stardust of a wizard's cloak, shimmering in the candlelight as he pours over texts and trinkets with a glowy-eyed owl brooding on his shoulder. it billows from the smoke of a witch's potion-- eye of newt and wing of bat and toe of frog combine into a roiling haze that will make the princess fall in love and then kiss death. "double, double, toil and trouble... your dreams and despair await." this color is also one of spring. it dots on the hills in delicate petals of heather and lavender, and the slightly darker pansies and geraniums. it scatters on the wind and leaves its perfume for butterflies and bumblebees and girls in love. before the sun rises and paints the sky in its warmth, the world stands still in a state that is neither dark nor light. the stars have gone but morning has not quite arrived to take its place; birds are not yet chirping and bugs and not yet buzzing-- in fact the only sound is your own mumbling as you press your face into the pillow as though trying to push away the responsibilities that loom in the daytime. it is here that this color is perhaps at its softest. now, there is one more place this color shows itself, though I'd rather it not be the case. it is the shade of hurt and fear, the shade of loneliness. this color blooms on her back and shoulders and over her eye-- in bruises dark enough for her to seek cover-up and a restraining order. this color outlines the handprint of his attacker, when he was wrenched into an alley and stripped of his sense of security. this color looms over the dispossessed no matter how brightly the sun is shining. instead of hugs and kisses, these lost souls are met with remarks like "loser" and ***** and ****** solitude is sanctuary as invisible hands attempt to choke the life out of the outcasts. do you see what i meant when i said that this color is versatile? it is a color of kingship and witchcraft, of nature and pain. it is not the color of singular definition.
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*the sky on my back is heavy now, and the thin light a shadow. i am perched in my godforsaken. but my wings dare the holy and my mind tumbles up like a last supper of glass worms and extra ****** strychnine. in the blink of an  I there's a wink with a slovenly iris... and a dull pearl chink-blissed in the shattered tooth of my gnawing gob. a low frequency in the high place of my moon ***** cul de sac... and an exact replica of my dispossessed reflection... a memory that forgets best as it mulls over and dwells more ****** than the asking price of my naive assurety. it is perfect. and glum. but the gem is the thing on the tip my tongue - seeking and slithering betwixt. it's a fixed star. or some awful charm looming in the dismal and lurid in the Carnival. you are the ghost that feeds my starvation and the means to an end. a complete drink of sour kindness. lopping off heads like a queen of knaves and barking mad mittens. it's very cold where we come from... but we go back. and to return is to speak a lost word where we found it... leaping reason like a squirrel to a bitter branch where the apples are stones and the leaves are not amazing today*.
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Oct 1, 2014
Oct 1, 2014 at 9:41 PM UTC
Amphigouri Such As This
sweet waters with mint fragrant hints, memories flood me, "walking back in time" he describes it of my early days of discovery, this voyage upon the poetry ship, with me, mere stowaway, unfit by compare, sailed to lands unimaginable, friendships seeded in words, sprouted like a field of summer sunflowers, water weeping, for joy so joyous, the mastery of his words elevates, levitates, the ashes of sadness now dispossessed, floating on the Ganges the drumming of my dreams, of treasures of golden words, in lungs undiscovered, unspoken, leads me back to you, Balachandran from Thiruvananthapuram April 10, 2016 ~~~ Jun 1, 2013 Balachandran How I love to say your name, Rolling waves over my tongue, It is must be said out loud Two or three times to feel its rhythm, Two or three more just for the Spiced pleasure it conveys. Bala chan dran! My name harsh, Germanic, Like the Black Forest, Where my ancestors dwelled, Until a harsher people drove them away. Balachandran! Under the ground beneath the temple Padmanabha Swamy, A temple dedicated to Vishnu, In the state of Kerala, the original spice country. South Western sea board of India, where miracles never cease to happen, A billion dollar treasure discovered. A treasure of words and sounds, A language musical, every word a poem Of incroyable elegance. I am so glad that you were not born in France. Perhaps someday I will courage summon, To spicy lands, explore, and even come to Thiruvananthapuram. For now, I must be satisfied with the Poetical musicale program I attend, When I say over and over again, Balachandran from Thiruvananthapuram! Dedicated to K Balachandran
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Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 7:46 AM UTC
this morning I drank from the river Balachandran
sweet waters with mint fragrant hints, memories flood me, "walking back in time" he describes it of my early days of discovery, this voyage upon the poetry ship, with me, mere stowaway, unfit by compare, sailed to lands unimaginable, friendships seeded in words, sprouted like a field of summer sunflowers, water weeping, for joy so joyous, the mastery of his words elevates, levitates, the ashes of sadness now dispossessed, floating on the Ganges the drumming of my dreams, of treasures of golden words, in lungs undiscovered, unspoken, leads me back to you, Balachandran from Thiruvananthapuram April 10, 2016 ~~~ Jun 1, 2013 Balachandran How I love to say your name, Rolling waves over my tongue, It is must be said out loud Two or three times to feel its rhythm, Two or three more just for the Spiced pleasure it conveys. Bala chan dran! My name harsh, Germanic, Like the Black Forest, Where my ancestors dwelled, Until a harsher people drove them away. Balachandran! Under the ground beneath the temple Padmanabha Swamy, A temple dedicated to Vishnu, In the state of Kerala, the original spice country. South Western sea board of India, where miracles never cease to happen, A billion dollar treasure discovered. A treasure of words and sounds, A language musical, every word a poem Of incroyable elegance. I am so glad that you were not born in France. Perhaps someday I will courage summon, To spicy lands, explore, and even come to Thiruvananthapuram. For now, I must be satisfied with the Poetical musicale program I attend, When I say over and over again, Balachandran from Thiruvananthapuram! Dedicated to K Balachandran
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For every leaf in Autumn’s fall A child is lost without recall, For every song that’s sung for love A child is whipped by callous glove. For every latte shared in joy There’s *** abuse to some small boy, Each million dollar haul of art Starvation stills a child’s young heart. When tears of joy cascade in breeze A thousand homeless children freeze, For every morning sunbeam clear The cloud descends on some child’s fear. For every excess we consume Mass underprivelaged children loom, Blond beauties all attired in red Unwanted babies left for dead. Massive plenty for the few Dispossessed small children ******* Privelaged cold concience clear Little feet bequeathed the fear. Global sympathy won’t change ‘Till effete thinking rearranged, Sanity shall not transform ‘Till WOMAN leaders are the norm. Marshalg For the lost legions in our midst. 20 July 2011
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Jul 19, 2011
Jul 19, 2011 at 4:41 PM UTC
Infanticide by Proxy
I Martius am! Once first, and now the third! To lead the Year was my appointed place; A mortal dispossessed me by a word, And set there Janus with the double face. Hence I make war on all the human race; I shake the cities with my hurricanes; I flood the rivers and their banks efface, And drown the farms and hamlets with my rains.
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The Poet’s Calendar: 03 - March
When, in the graceful misfortune of a woman's eyes, you are never alone, rejoice your beloved state, without troubles blind to hell with the song of our lives, without hearing crying, and rejoicing at this fate, Content with you, unlike anyone else is your hope, Hidden unlike her, unlike her with enemies dispossessed, Wanting nothing of that woman's science, without this woman's scope, Without what I less bear unhappily most; Yet out of those feelings of you I am never despising, Sorrowfully view her, after your state, Unlike from the mockingbird after the repairing of night sets To joyful waters, from listening to the lament at hells wall; For my bitter hate forgotten such poverty discarded After this I would gladly switch places with peasants.
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Jul 6, 2012
Jul 6, 2012 at 8:23 AM UTC
When, In The Graceful Misfortune Of A Woman's Eyes
it's not a memorisable lullaby, i don't want to write poetry that requires memorisation by school children; perhaps a riddle, perhaps a jigsaw, perhaps an awakening after the words dig in from their arrangement into your own usage, distinguished. these days, someone on a social strata of being absolved might require a concerned dis-involvement from nouns, and thus juggle the pronouns, over-use pronouns to remain politically accurate and sound, for to replace nouns with pronouns would bleach people, entrapped in the constant affirmative of something they once owned but were dispossessed of, they do that, they stress the usage of pronouns by a relief a diet of noun usage, so that a Pakistani dare not use the associations of the noun that might decipher his skin as cinnamon in writing, unless it be pronoun inclusive and noun exclusive, so as modern society teaches: become pronoun users with a few distinguishing nouns congregating, don't learn carboxylic, don't learn onomatopoeia... keep up with the bleak egoism that states: not so much self-interest, but over-pronoun-use and a lack of nouns, or if used, reduced to quizzes of crosswords with antonyms and synonyms pronounced; he who confesses to censoring noun usage will control the pronoun category by usurping noun usage freely with a censored usage that will only provoke counter-nouns / slang / encoding / the need for surveillance.
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Feb 9, 2016
Feb 9, 2016 at 1:02 PM UTC
diplomatic anonymity
I have to make myself empty; starve myself away. I have to exist less, I can't stand my existence. I'm taking up too much space. I cut myself to fit, small enough for your shadow. Make myself scarce before you can give me the slip. So there's less of me to give and less of me to take. How small should I make myself so that I'm not too much.
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Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 at 10:21 AM UTC
Dispossessed
Leave me out in the dark I'm not your playground of destruction that you run to during your recess. chiseling the grass, sharp as sickles. thrashing your leather whip on the dusty ground with an unerasable frown. Strangling it around the rusty bridles of my broken swingset, ripping it out from root down at the twitch of your wrist. Straddling my worn out see-saw imbalanced by the wreckage of time prance around until it shatters into a million steel slivers, While your hair brushes the clouds while you have the first taste of rain and feel the chill of snowflakes against your skin. But this playground, this zealous monument, was built for a higher purpose. It's a place where streams overflow, wildflowers grow, solace to the fireflies afterglow & poetry readings during seasons of snow. If it does not stand for it's purpose, my trembling hands will flick a matchstick on the the wick of the trial to arsonate it's submissiveness and eat it's dispossessed soul. It's flames will touch the cradle of the crescent moon. And from the ashes I will rise, ***the Undying Light, the Untouchable Night.***
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Apr 3, 2016
Apr 3, 2016 at 1:52 AM UTC
The Undying Light, The Darkest Night.
I am dead, but do not weep for me. Save your false tears and shallow platitudes for these: the dispossessed that walk your streets homeless and lost hands held out for some morsel of change or maybe just a kindly word or a glance of recognition. Save your false tears and shallow platitudes for these: emaciated waifs clinging to the tattered robes of their mother flies buzzing round the fetid sores that pock their melancholy faces Save your false tears and shallow platitudes for these: pathetic souls that huddle in the rubble of their homes scratching at the ruins in vain hope of finding those lost in the onslaught of Nature's wrath Save your false tears and shallow platitudes for these: the lost children who will search in vain for those nurturing hands and soothing words gone in a hail of lead scattered in a blast of revenge to splatter the faces of these innocent ones Save your false tears and shallow platitudes for these: your regrets your mistakes your knowledge that you stood by and allowed these assaults on humanity to continue day upon day life upon life I am dead so will you be and ask yourself now who will weep for you? Not these.
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 2:49 PM UTC
I am dead, but do not weep for me ...
Graceful predator perched on the precipice of woe Your satin crown, ebony feathers cannot camouflage mision of misery you'll sow Your balmy wings caress as dark shadows grow You sharpen your talons lethal grasp your helpless prey to show But only quicken the hearts of foragers nestled below Shrill call does not alarm wary prey; only emboldened, novel defenses bestow Slower prey their extended units disband; bountiful feast now in escrow Stealthy ears pick up the feigned, stressful calls of dispossessed lying low The harried remnant recedes into veiled canopy with their cargo Confident dive bomber, you plunge into the shielded canopy mayhem to strew Only to have pleated wings torn by thistle, thorn guarding the undertow Injured, but deadly weapons your armada still doth tow With sharp beak you shred the stragglers who venture into twilight's afterglow With bristling talons you scratch and claw causing stiffened backs to bow But their desire to live trumps marauding havoc laid in stow Shorn of limb but not of hope, scurrying from nest to nest to and fro Storm clouds gather over Dover cliffs; thunderous chorus from nest doth bellow On the sparring range, a docile, prevailing wind no longer doth blow Wearied from long chase, depleted eagle from bleeding strand doth go
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Aug 10, 2011
Aug 10, 2011 at 10:14 AM UTC
Vietnam: The Eagle Has Landed