Forever it shall take
These eyes have seen such splendid sights
I have held in these hands such glorious delights
Daffodils growing six feet high
Reaching for the northern lights Continue reading Forever it shall take
Category: Poetry Press
Poetry published first on Associated Content from Yahoo! Original Entries By Alexandra E. Gulkin
Sweet Sedation
Yet I have and I do
And this you need know
Before all the world crumbles
And we are the rubble below Continue reading Sweet Sedation
Gravity
Solar winds and satellites
Attracted in galactic tide
Cosmic carbon,
Constellations.
Elemental configurations. Continue reading Gravity
First Poetry Feature via My Blog Guest
A My Blog Guest on The Gulkin Gazette Poetry Premier! Featuring a poem featuring combinations of lines from multiple famous authors such as Shel Silvertein and Edgar Allen Poe by Miscelleana Rhinehart, (aka Eon Reed). Continue reading First Poetry Feature via My Blog Guest
Dreams of Not Yet Wonderful Things
Dreams of Not Yet Wonderful Things These eyes have seen such splendid sights Have felt in these hands those glorious delights Of white daffodils growing six feet high Reaching for their northern lights Endless warm days of brightened blue skies That shimmered the gold in mothers’ green eyes A gift of new life that would double the shine Of the moon as I knew … Continue reading Dreams of Not Yet Wonderful Things
Impatient Liles
“Those Who Once Knew Silence Will Know the Loudest Sound”
Impatient Lilies By Alexandra E. Gulkin Continue reading Impatient Liles
The Deception of Mind
Isn’t is funny,
The subjection of time?
Those years lost to moments
Dissolved into wine
"The Deception of Mind"- Alexandra E. Gulkin Continue reading The Deception of Mind
Trepidation
Hesitation Will Be Moving My Feet, Walking Me Home to This Nameless Street, This Dark Alley Left Empty, Always Waiting On Me… Trepidation By Alexandra E. Gulkin, Published by Associated Content October 15, 2010 Continue reading Trepidation
Sunshine, begone, I will have no more of thee.
Song: A spirit haunts by Alfred Lord Tennyson 1893
“Heavily hangs the broad sunflower
Over its grave i’ the earth so chilly;
Heavily hangs the hollyhock,
Heavily hangs the tiger-lily.” Continue reading Sunshine, begone, I will have no more of thee.
Say not, “I have found the truth,” but rather, “I have found a truth.”
“Your hearts know in silence the secrets of the days and the nights. But your ears thirst for the sound of your heart’s knowledge. You would know in words that which you have always known in thought…
Kahlil Gibran: An excerpt from The Prophet, 1923. Literary Little Ditty of The Gulkin Gazette. Continue reading Say not, “I have found the truth,” but rather, “I have found a truth.”
Not Yet Wonderful Things
these bones do now promise
as they never have before
of this one thing unknown
they are most certainly quite sure
in all this mind’s been dreaming
in all that these eyes have proved
it is only a love of my understanding
that has shown the strongest truth
so if you should find me today
under this bright summered sky
or if it may be a world away
on a dimly lit cold winter night
if it should take forever
then forever it shall take
this heart will faithfully wait for you
As only for you was it made Continue reading Not Yet Wonderful Things