Poems by Timothy

Sort by : 
  • You may have to squint,
    Better be pretty hell-bent...

  • Why are they so loud? This is supposed to be...
    But as they drag and they dredge, it's deceitful...

  • There seems to be something odd,
    A twitch of a branch, and indentation in the sod...

  • Icy fingers struggle for the handle,
    Brittle are the bones, crumbling are the vandal...

  • Step inside of intrigue and confusion,
    When aging structures are mortal illusion...

  • Breathing in, feeling something,
    Not sure its the greatest notion...

  • Hail, Re-Animator, you are attempting to return me...
    As you have witnessed Hell-Fire and life-ending...

  • A whirlwind, a derecho of such destruction,
    But in that quake, such realization...

  • He wanted to move on,
    Find a place of their own...

  • Cradling myself, home-restraint,
    Hoping to make a world that I can't create...

  • Upon a dusk trek, contemplating God,
    i happened upon three fawn emerging from the wood...

  • The frigidity takes me, and leaves me breathless,
    Scurrying around me, leaving me defenseless...