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Author: wieners, john Matches Found: 43 Wieners, John Poet's Biography 43 poems available by this author A POEM FOR COCKSUCKERS Poem Text First Line: Well we can go Last Line: I burn in the memory of love Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians A POEM FOR MUSEUM GOERS Poem Text First Line: I walk down a long / passageway Last Line: Shriek in their ears Subject(s): Museums; Art Gallerys A POEM FOR PAINTERS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Our age bereft of nobility Subject(s): Paintings & Painters A POEM FOR RECORD PLAYERS Poem Text First Line: The scene changes Last Line: All over town Subject(s): Sound Recordings; Phonograph Records; Recordings; Records; Audiodiscs; Discography A POEM FOR THE OLD MAN Poem Text First Line: God love you Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians; Homoeroticism; Lesbians; Gay Women; Gay Men A POEM FOR TRAPPED THINGS Poem Text First Line: This morning with a blue flame burning Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians; Homoeroticism; Lesbians; Gay Women; Gay Men A POEM FOR VIPERS Poem Text First Line: I sit in lees. At 11:40 pm with Last Line: Under the coats of their tongue Subject(s): Drugs & Drug Abuse ACT #2 Poem Text First Line: I took love home with me Last Line: The night moan yr. Name Subject(s): Dietrich, Marlene; Gays & Lesbians AFTER A POEM FOR COCKSUCKERS Poem Text First Line: I have never stopped loving him Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians; Love - Unrequited; Homoeroticism; Lesbians; Gay Women; Gay Men AFTER THE ORGASM Poem Text First Line: Aw, what is fame, is it Last Line: Only to find it's some worthless punk who ends up in your arms Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians AILSA'S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Poem Text First Line: Gas. A marriage that never existed, a death under investigation Subject(s): Capitalism BROKEN HEARTED MEMORIES Poem Text First Line: And when that music starts Subject(s): Memory CHILDREN OF THE WORKING CLASS Poem Text First Line: Gaunt, ugly deformed Subject(s): Children; Labor & Laborers; Psychiatric Hospitals; Childhood; Work; Workers; Mad Houses; Insane Asylums COCAINE Poem Text First Line: For I have seen love Subject(s): Drugs & Drug Abuse; Narcotics; Opium; Cocaine; Crack; Heroin CONFESSION Poem Text First Line: T is friday night, a lone bird hollers Subject(s): Conduct Of Life CONTRADICTING PICASSO Poem Text First Line: The mansion deceives itself Last Line: Down as we do in our baths, to fool away the night Subject(s): Picasso, Pablo (1881-1973) DEAD POETS OF QUEER POEMS Poem Text First Line: Commencement exercises inhibited Subject(s): Social Commentaries DOES HIS VOICE SOUND SME ECHO IN YOUR HEART Poem Text First Line: A quart of champagne, one pill too many Subject(s): Life Choices EGG NOG Poem Text First Line: The quality of mercy Subject(s): Mercy GOODBYE Poem Text First Line: Perhaps some day you shall find me Subject(s): Farewell; Parting HE'S NOT HERE NO ONE'S THERE Poem Text First Line: M shaking from another man HELEN GO MOTHER BETH Poem Text First Line: I was young once; and on poverty Subject(s): Life Choices HOW TO COPE WITH THIS? Poem Text First Line: A mean, dark man Last Line: And only scope Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians LONG NOOK Poem Text First Line: There she took her lover to sea Last Line: And like stars fell on alabama Subject(s): Seashore; Love MY MOTHER Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Talking to strange men on the subway Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians; Mothers; Homoeroticism; Lesbians; Gay Women; Gay Men NECROMANCY Poem Text First Line: The queen can grant no mercy, no clemency Subject(s): Necromancy STONE GIRL Poem Text First Line: A simple poem Subject(s): Poetry & Poems; Love STRANGE Poem Text First Line: Strange with women when Last Line: On the mouth again Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians; Women; Human Behavior SUPPLICATION Poem Text First Line: O poetry, visit this house often, Subject(s): Life Choices THE ACTS OF YOUTH Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: And with great fear I inhabit the middle of the night Last Line: Worshipped in the pitches of the night Subject(s): Youth THE EAGLE BAR Poem Text First Line: A lamp lit in the corner Last Line: Bottles off the bar Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians THE GARBOS AND DIETRICHS Poem Text First Line: Moving like a dream through ibiza Last Line: To those men they turn into swine Subject(s): Dietrich, Marlene; Garbo, Greta (1905-1990); Gays & Lesbians THE LIGHTS IN TOWN Poem Text First Line: Not as bad as you are Subject(s): Time; Poetry & Poets THE MEADOW WHERE ALL THINGS GROW ACCORDING TO THEIR OWN DESIGN Poem Text First Line: Destiny lies behind our forces Subject(s): Fate; Destiny THE MURDER OF CHEAP WAITRESSES Poem Text First Line: From ellen needham, indicted for their slaying Subject(s): Murder; Waiters & Waitresses THE SUICIDE Poem Text First Line: Yes I put her away. Subject(s): Suicide; Grief; Sorrow; Sadness THE WINDOWS Poem Text First Line: Delaunay wrote on / the back of his simultaneous windows Last Line: Bowl of fruit full of light Subject(s): Windows; Paintings & Painters; Poetry & Poets TIMES SQUARE Poem Text First Line: A furtive queen Last Line: At dawn Subject(s): Times Square, New York TO CHARLES ON HIS HOME Poem Text First Line: Death is an unforgiven Subject(s): Death; Dead, The TWO YEARS LATER Poem Text First Line: The hollow eyes of shock remain Subject(s): Time WEDNESDAY OR SOMETHING Poem Text First Line: I might even listen Last Line: Tuesday's rebellion Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians YOU TALK OF GOING BUT DON'T EVEN HAVE A SUITCASE Poem Text First Line: I will be an old man sometime Subject(s): Old Age; Time; Memory YOUTH Poem Text First Line: The first darkness / on blue hill ave Subject(s): Gays & Lesbians |
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