Poetry Catalog

Young and naive,Without worry or the ability to conceive.I picked up an instrument for the first timeA second hand guitar, lost in time gone by,Lost interest in it, as you did in me,Not a second thought given to the things I could be. Was it an oppertunity wastedOr a bullet dodged?Years have passed and now I'm deflated,The useless acts I let my mind get hogged.A childhood … [Read more...] about Young And Naive, By: Ben Leahy

Complacent Fictions were they, yet the sameInvolved a history of no doubtful sense,History that proves by inward evidenceFrom what a precious source of truth it came.Ne'er could the boldest Eulogist have daredSuch deeds to paint, such characters to frame,But for coeval sympathy preparedTo greet with instant faith their loftiest claim.None but a noble people could have … [Read more...] about Memorials Of A Tour In Italy, 1837 – V. – Continued, By: William Wordsworth

I rode my horseacross the margins,dust was flying all around.My journey was just beginning,when I landed on the footnotesof my imagination. … [Read more...] about Across The Margins, By: Mary Bone

        Companion! by whose buoyant Spirit cheered,        In whose experience trusting, day by day        Treasures I gained with zeal that neither feared        The toils nor felt the crosses of the way,        These records take, and happy should I be        Were but the Gift a meet Return to thee        For kindnesses that never ceased to flow,        And prompt … [Read more...] about Memorials Of A Tour In Italy, 1837 – To Henry Crabb Robinson, By: William Wordsworth

Onyx Sun Crows, with ruby eyes,Dahlia-tipped feathers flow,Against smokey shadows,Flapping wings of night,Sun crows take flight.Majestic in their might,A fever of smoky quartz,Gliding upon the Black Sea,They soar silently,Wings beating like a dark dream. … [Read more...] about A Shadowy Flight, By: Quinn Geaghan