(written by an anonymous poet)
composition #1
Strange days have come
strange days have gone
am i the one
to take the pawn?
am i the queen
to rule the board?
or the just knight
with piece to hoard?
i shall not be
a king that sleeps
never to bleed
until the end
why not a rook?
No! i must defend!
the bishop, wise
careful each step
strengthens the ties.
Yumi T´s rare but true poems
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January 24, 2011
November 7, 2010
Catching up with Roses
The Pursuit of Glory
(check)
War and Peace
(check)
poem on the way...
let's get moving...
ok.... maybe next time..
The Storm Of Roses
by Ingeborg Bachmann
Wherever we turn in the storm of roses,
the night is lit up by thorns, and the thunder
of leaves, once so quiet within the bushes,
rumbling at our heels.
(check)
War and Peace
(check)
poem on the way...
let's get moving...
ok.... maybe next time..
The Storm Of Roses
by Ingeborg Bachmann
Wherever we turn in the storm of roses,
the night is lit up by thorns, and the thunder
of leaves, once so quiet within the bushes,
rumbling at our heels.
July 29, 2010
Contacts
I am now officially available on facebook
Just look me up as Yumi Tavera... i think you'll be able to find me.
"Tears of glory, tears of past. Which of those will fall last?"
Just look me up as Yumi Tavera... i think you'll be able to find me.
"Tears of glory, tears of past. Which of those will fall last?"
July 27, 2010
Poem #
A poem on rain...
Rain, rain
down the drain
rain, rain
cat's bane
rain, rain
gave little gain
but growing insane.
Rain, rain
down the drain
rain, rain
cat's bane
rain, rain
gave little gain
but growing insane.
June 26, 2010
Poem # 14
Sorry that I haven't blogged in a while. But anyway, here goes.
Orea
Slain by the merchant's hand,
she was.
Slain by the one she loved,
she was.
Slain by her own blindness,
she was.
The ghost of Orea stands,
yes.
due to the merchant's hand,
that man.
in keeping her from eating,
oh.
the fruits of the dead,
no.
that taketh her soul.
Orea
Slain by the merchant's hand,
she was.
Slain by the one she loved,
she was.
Slain by her own blindness,
she was.
The ghost of Orea stands,
yes.
due to the merchant's hand,
that man.
in keeping her from eating,
oh.
the fruits of the dead,
no.
that taketh her soul.
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