Poems by Elizabeth Ann

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  • My spark emerges a great storm, leaving more the...
    In every space it’s corruptible...

  • Mild speaks my discretion, staring through a...
    Curiosity drips its venom marauding its anxious...

  • Doth Heaven speak? Or can I be dreaming wither I...
    Where such merry present, thence I’ve...

  • What fancy words have drafted a likeness to my...
    My epiphany must come with a soul. After all my...

  • I have crowded upon thine city, marching your dead...
    Therein has left my gravity and consciousness...

  • Over the top come the waves of dawn. Watching...
    Here is my attempt, blasted from the sky. A...

  • With this, and my marginal take has lasted I baste...
    *He fell onto his knees and looked upon the cross...

  • After long this spirit lags, flagged for this...
    I am heaved hence this mighty stand, hoisted by my...

  • The joy of simplicity…where have we begotten...
    If I could see myself in their mirrored lakes...

  • What strange manifestations we find ourselves...
    What now, swaddled in cloth and burdened under...

  • How often do we cross the line, layered in our own...
    How does our grade of conciounceness declare us...

  • Can you sing O Winter a felling snow storm, caused...
    Greet in stardom state this Kingdom bred of ice...