First ears: I would like two. One either side, I'm not a cubist. Eyes: the same as mine though others have their charm, however dyed and all if spied reveal a soul's design. A nose: but...

The speeding carts in darkness lunge and squeal, (eyes glow then fade) down through a dragon's jaw, passed bats and skulls. Kids shriek with anxious awe, but, though we duck, few think the...

i like this poetry visualized thing it works ...

so Like I wrote a poem about this image prosetry - poem+prose with this image in mind ...

I did this image in Gimp 2.4...

a dynamic visual journey showing youth and innocence and the technicolor potential of how we see the world.

Unbound
(Eve Was a Poet)
by MrDaMan
Virgil R. Hall II (Randy)

The chains of his own making,
of his own fears...
Rattle in their comfortable discomfort.

Awoken...

They halted near a river. Orfeo Observed an agèd boatman. "Will you row Me to the other side?" he kindly asked. "What? Ferry you across? Fool! don't you know Those shiny waves give no...

expermental play based on writing of a poem...note, this is not how i write poems, this is kind of my take on that film about coleridge, wordsworth and bryon whose title i can't pronounce, anyway...

expermental play based on writing of a poem...note, this is not how i write poems, this is kind of my take on that film about coleridge, wordsworth and bryon whose title i can't pronounce, anyway...

 A continuation of our "Poetry of the People" (POP) Series featuring the poetry readings of Dr. Frank L. Meyskens, Jr.  In this clip, Dr. Meyskens reads 3 more poems:...