Poems by Mark

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  • All seems different in our abode
    The air boreal, denser...

  • Doves (10) 9

    It appears, at least to me
    That child-bearers who have passed from this world...

  • I wonder if an unusual flock of white crowned...
    Were there that day, that fateful day...

  • I wish I had a boat
    For yonder past the bay, on a clear azure painted...

  • The aching is the from residue
    Of inebriation creeping through...

  • Often on the river embankment I observe the same...
    Gliding, floating solitarily whilst treading and...

  • Shall I endure her vilest winter frost
    and splay archangels in the idle snow...

  • O' how I miss and mourn for mother's voice
    That swiftly passed like Autumn's southern breeze...

  • If the azure glow of the ocean
    is summers' own liquid crest...

  • Hades, I implore you! Cut this zealous string
    so that I may again laugh and sing...

  • Oh ruler of all worlds
    I plead and pray for another...

  • The penned sadness of a poetess
    as evident in the threads...