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The Red Violin
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
Play it again the Red Violin painted with a lock of her hair the dead blood still within her veins watch her travel about the world inspiring ..
Me
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
A woman with golden hair emerald eyes high cheekboned from the Celtic clan once known. A sculptress who molds with molten iron, ropes and ..
The Right to Bear Arms
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
The right to bear arms means to roll up your sleeves.
I Count My Days
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
Icount my days in the clippings of your hair the smiles that you wear. Icount my days in the light within your eyes as they dance for the fair'..
Red Velvet
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
White wolf wrapped in red velvet hammers tunes of yesterday's afternoon.
Sanity Pleas
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
Erudite lessons one says few, far between that which passes daily upon this rural scene. Yet, I seek them with the fervor of a wolf in midst..
Him
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
Etched in my heart is the memory of you the size of your shoes the blink of your eyes that pen leaking nonsensical rantings of literary prizes ..
The Wind of Change
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
When once again I sit to write nothing but you comes to mind in your absence I have seen the most obscene occurences yet you are here no ..
Take Heed from Fountain Pen
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
Cucumber melon treats sure sound neat in waxifieng poetic schemes dripped upon the pages my flesh set about in unrest fluttering in the breeze ..
Clouds of Hazy Hay
A Poem by
Siddartha Beth Pierce
The mower blades the grass smells fresh, green foliage only to turn to brown clumps upon the lawn in a days turn beneath the sun. Piled across..
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