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Confession 1: Let’s Talk About Eating Disorders
Posted by David Emeron on December 4, 2012 Reblogged from Confessions Of A Girl In Trouble: Imagine being trapped in a bubble under water, being afraid that it could burst any minute and you will...
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Sonnet I | RL King:A Written World
Does your world spin wild through black of night? Do you crave my hold, my kiss, my embrace? Do you ache in desire, my lips to trace? Do you look and see, my flicker of light? Do I touch your soul,...
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Never fear, I have not…
…disappeared. I shall be resuming after a much needed respite. I have, as some here know, been ill; although not seriously, still lingeringly! Still it seemed an appropriate reward for my sixth...
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Sonnet: His Birth
I celebrate with all today His birth, And pray throughout these hours with those I love. Myself, as humbled giving thanks, I feel, Although He floateth not, I fear, above. And true, I more am thankful...
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Sonnet II: Steps
First one foot, then the next, and then the next; They step on recklessly five at a time; Hindered fecklessly by internal rhyme; And by Olympus mercilessly vexed. First one, then two, then three, this...
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Sonnet: Busy
Can I look, can I listen, can I speak? Can I stop, can I walk, or can I run? Can I fetch, can I put, or am I done? Can I drop, can I gather, may I seek? Will I lead, will I later, will I sneak? Will I...
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Sonnet III: Step after Step
First, second, third, and fourth, I walk alone With measured footsteps, each one as the last; My future is as hopeless as the past; These plodding steps, the only things I own. I face my work, I wake,...
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Sonnet II:
But shall thy youth’s proud beauty not yet wane, Though fifty winters shall thy brow besiege; Each furrow earned, a worthy harvest; gaining Greater beauty each, for youth’s unease. Thy treasure lieth...
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Sonnet I: (the words themselves)
if I did not describe my heart how it yearns for you how it quickens at every sight of you every instant when I first hear your voice if I did not write of how it races when you come near that it has...
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Sonnet II: (freeverse)
If I did not describe my heart how it yearns for you how it quickens at every sight of you every instant when I first hear your voice if I did not write of how it races when you come near that it has...
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Intro 8: He Touches
For whom is this hand For thee in strength, or tender, Or for thee in war?Filed under: Introductions Tagged: Art, Battle, Beauty, Female, Friendship, Health, History, Love, Male, Poem, Poetry, Romantic...
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Sonnet VIII: His Hand
Look ye upon this hand and then suppose Ye know its master’s strength; as must it be perceived, its width and length are plain to see, conceived for war or mercy as he chose. From grace to passion,...
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Intro 9: In Truth
Do not thou name me; For, by this very naming, Shalt thou name thyself. Do not thou brand me; For, by this vile branding, Art thou, so branded. PermalinkFiled under: Introductions Tagged: Arts, Beauty,...
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Sonnet IX: Eros Philia Agape
As perfect thee, thine image as thine art: Sublime, as sculpture’s ideations see; Though mere in thought do such ideals exist, My hands believe perfection thus to be. Do not I trust this truth my hands...
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Sonnet X: Labyrinth
His shape as pleaseth me, this fiery art Doth longsome dream to me whilst gripped in sleep. Shot through with lightning’s fire, doth dream impart Such thrill: convivial to wake, to weep, To think it...
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Intro 3: Hindsight Observed
So simple are such As would, effortless, give us All our years; and more. PermalinkFiled under: Introductions Tagged: Art, body, Courage, Faith, Haiku, Happiness, Health, History, Hope, Human, Life,...
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Sonnet III: Take Thy Care
Above all, tend thy body, treat not cavalier The vessel of thy mind and soul; for where Thy foolishness, ephemera revere, So ever, doth for each, the other care. What providence might I impart of...
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Sonnet: In Shadow
So often do I feel myself alone; A shadow-being as dwelt in shadowed land; Within a hidden place of shadowed sleep; To drift within the dreams of others; and Although I live surrounded, I am prone To...
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