Poems by Timothy

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  • Call upon the martins and the swallows wild,
    And let them soar the air like an heiress child...

  • Elk (3) 1

    Remind me of your summer gallop, Elk,
    Jeering in the nick of time...

  • We spent the night in a mystical wood.
    Shadows, cloaked, wept over our innocent bodies...

  • Captains.
    All better to the best of men...

  • At midday, I chat to the blue whale watching
    and scratch it as we both sing hymns of faith...

  • Enmeshed to all those plodding few,
    that doubt not the quiver of a talent and the...

  • Skins (7)

    Balancing appearance drifts,
    One face to another lifts...

  • Scrub-each-other days, reeked out of shape,
    (our hearts and minds were never fair in shape...

  • Viking (4)

    Living and loving alike,
    bonding with Guthrum, despite...

  • How many bodies doth one count?
    More the merry body's kind...

  • I once belied a mousetrap,
    with leopard masking tape, mouthing some...

  • Strolling like a humped character through a vacant...
    staff-in-hand with piercing eyes, piercing as they...