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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: BROMIGE, DAVID Matches Found: 169 Bromige, David Poet's Biography 169 poems available by this author 3 WAYS WITH THE SAME SENTENCE First Line: I've been looking for perfection 4 PIECES FOR 4 VOICES INTERRUPTING 1 FOR NONE First Line: When I take a walk with you 5 POEMS (SEA TO WITNESS) First Line: The sea doctor loves you. You shout across the street ABLE TO DESCRIBE THE VERSES First Line: Able to describe the verses more sad each night ABSOLUTE ASSERTION #334 First Line: There is only the kiss ABSTRACT First Line: My desire precedes me ACCIDENT First Line: Up all night AFFAIR OF THE LEMMING First Line: The ocean so still AFTER BRECHT First Line: Be thankful it's this dark AFTER THE ENGRAVING First Line: What I am fashioning ALL THAT REMAINS OF A POEM BY HELMUT MARIA SOLK First Line: She got a mother's cross ANOTHER VOICE First Line: I heard it, but it took a while ARBITRATORS First Line: Can I get it this once in my lifetime, now ART OF CAPITALISM (SOMEWHAT LATER) First Line: I heard of this man who liked to eat oranges AS I ASKED AS NOW First Line: It traveled through your hands ASCRIBING A MOTIVE First Line: If I can fake AT LAST First Line: Not the cracking of the ashtray on my BACK TO A'S PLACE First Line: After the reading we went back to a's place BECAUSE First Line: The garage hasn't any proper floor but earth BEYOND THE CONSTELLATIONS HERE & NOW First Line: Those two lights BLESSING First Line: This angel's only passing through BLUE, RED, YELLOW First Line: Blue, red & yellow BORN AGAIN First Line: Let me be born again BROADSIDE First Line: Sell the key, change the face you chose BUT AS FOR ART First Line: The motel is downtown. The time is now BY DRAWING A LINE, SELS. First Line: Even my feelings don't BY NIGHT First Line: A man sits at his kitchen table BY VISIBLE TRUTH WE MEAN THE APPREHENSION OF THE ABSOLUTE First Line: The kind of prose anybody can read. One saturday night after CALL First Line: There is built a block in this city CALM AS THE NIGHT First Line: The surcease of decision CAUSE First Line: I am the cock CHOICE PIECE First Line: Last night CHOOSING THE EVENT First Line: They want to be remembered for what they have done CONTINUOUS COUNTED BLESSINGS First Line: Headlong means CREDENCES OF WINTER First Line: The season has us by the throat CREDO First Line: Art isn't the ultimate human act for its sake I will CRUX First Line: We assume DEATH OF POETRY First Line: The bad news came DEFECT First Line: The doctors doubted any cause DEFINITION First Line: If anyone speaks, it gets light DESIRE First Line: A statue in a park DICTATION Poem Text First Line: At last the gods have left me DICTATION First Line: At last the gods have left me DOGGONE REAL First Line: Devrions-nous se lever et agir DOWN IN THE DANCE First Line: What was banished forever ...' END First Line: You found the thing END OF THE STRANGER First Line: I have just refused ESTHETIC First Line: The fm undercurrent ETERNAL IMAGE First Line: The spider's legs EVEN NOW First Line: Where I grew up, imagine it's late summer, it can be EXCRESCENCE First Line: Though I am barely human FINAL MISSION First Line: Whoever stood furthest up the trail was master FINALLY First Line: You will be a cipher for me FIRST First Line: One aches to know FOR CHRISTOPHER BROMIGE First Line: Of love's collision with desire begat FOR SAN ANTONIO ESTERO First Line: Such scenery wasn't always thought appealing. They found it FREE & IN LOVE FRESH FROM SLEEP First Line: Forgiveness - what'd she FUTURE IS OUR MOTHER First Line: Constantly she gives us birth GIFTS First Line: Why nurse these grievances in loneliness HIERATICS: A TRIPTYCH First Line: Here we see a street replete with unfeeling judgements & cruel HIGH MASS First Line: At last I'm collected enough to let the ceremony commence HIS STORY First Line: An old, old story HOPEFUL Poem Text First Line: How meet your eyes Subject(s): Hope; Optimism I CAN'T READ & HERE'S A BOOK First Line: I see him kneeling alone I DREAMT THAT I First Line: I dreamt some land where no-one I KNOW First Line: I know we'll make love this wednesday I READ THIS SOMEPLACE First Line: The lyre bird IF WANTS TO BE THE SAME First Line: The mounting excitement IMAGIST SEIZES HIS OPPORTUNITY First Line: Driftwood, constancy IN AN ORCHARD, IN AMERICA, IN AUGUST First Line: Let this be IN HIS IMAGE First Line: Having died ...' IN TIME First Line: At the last minute INITIALIZING: BELOW IT BLOWS AWAY, IT STRETCHES First Line: Procedure thickens %ghosts once were Last Line: Conducted under %willy-nilly most precise INITIALIZING: CERTAIN MISTAKES & HOW First Line: Ford fargo driving this Last Line: Could come true as it was told INITIALIZING: FOR A SHORT DASH OF AN OLD TYPEWRITER First Line: Lunch, snack, mealticket, breakfast Last Line: Be human have regrets tell lies INITIALIZING: STANDS THE PENCIL ON ITS POINT First Line: List supplicants %names the soul Last Line: Print finish or begin %promise cancel meet again INITIALIZING: TO A DRAWING BOARD First Line: Slate roof drive impel Last Line: Seals of the feeling %freely breathe to cinch belt IT'S THE SAME ONLY DIFFERENT / THE MELANCHOLY OWED CATAGORIE First Line: If fate could be taken and given a twist JUST THINK Poem Text First Line: Suppose this really were JUST THINK First Line: Suppose a screen LAWRENCE'S IRRITATIONS First Line: Naked to the sungod, he knows LAYING THE WORD First Line: It wasn't the return of the great mother LOG First Line: Fire's here, that won't be forgotten LOGICAL CONCLUSIONS First Line: If you went over to some friends, a couple you know, say LOGICAL POSITIVIST First Line: Has painted his hands blue LOVE WAS ONCE A LITTLE BOY First Line: She is his mother after all LOVE'S WAY First Line: Love shall find a way - it has LOVE-POET First Line: Love as a grace tells only MADE First Line: Less wandering then than temporary places ME TOO First Line: I did just what I wanted to MEANING ALTERS MORE First Line: Sure I'll be your man again MORE SOME; DICTA OF WILLIAM BLAKE First Line: The authors are in the alphabet MY FAILING First Line: Her eyes, the sheets her fingers MY FAULT First Line: You understood all about me & wouldn't MY MOTHER DIED OF EMPHYSEMA First Line: However close we fashion truth MYSTERY First Line: As for my face NEGLECT A RUBRIC First Line: In this course of lectures Last Line: The letters say each other's names Subject(s): Change NEST First Line: The first nest NEXT LOVE First Line: The heat put it in my mind NOT GUILTY First Line: So that's your concern at this OBJECT First Line: Years afterward OBJECTIONABLE First Line: My idea OBJECTIVELY First Line: A loudspeaker OLD FASHIONED POEM ABOUT GOD First Line: I would acknowledge ON A HUNDRED-BLOCK WALK First Line: Words of the sentence like people Last Line: That you could look at ON A PHOTOGRAPH FROM CHILDHOOD: OF MY MOTHER, MY SISTER ... First Line: Everything happens for the first time ever OPENING A TRAP First Line: We are taking it apart. Are you going to take a part. What part OUR FREQUENCIES First Line: Always excepting time OUTSIDE First Line: The fog so thick OWNERSHIP First Line: You own me. Black light bores out of me. In PERSON First Line: I want to lie in the greasewood PLEASE, LIKE ME First Line: Strolling through the town, all the houses, quiet at this POEM First Line: The mouth opens POEM BEGINNING WITH A LINE BY PINDAR Poem Text First Line: A mattress factory explodes Last Line: Clockwise and counter-clockwise turning Subject(s): Conduct Of Life POINT First Line: The point is not the point PRAYER First Line: To be with what we're with PRECEPT First Line: I've helped you in the past PRESENT CORRECT First Line: Condition absolute PROJECT First Line: If only we carried our innards outside us QUEST First Line: How lonesome I have been, for you REALIST SURRENDERS HER SECRET First Line: Running my thumb over your face RECOGNIZED First Line: Such a look you send REVOLVING DOOR First Line: Measured by ourselves alone, grief ROMANCE OF THE AUTOMOBILE First Line: It's dark. But there's a moon. You're lonely RUMOR First Line: A head, small for its weight SECRET First Line: Three times in the night I woke SEEING THAT YOU ASKED First Line: In this world there's a secret SENSE OF HUMOR'S SOLILOQUY First Line: There's nothing funny SET OF TWELVE, SELS. First Line: It to experience SHADOW First Line: We shall retreat, each from each SITTING ACROSS FROM THE MOTHER First Line: Sitting across from SLOT First Line: Speak to the beautiful creature SLOW LAKE (SKYLARK) First Line: Quavering measure %we endure (in) another Last Line: The heroes stopped short so that we SNARLING TRAFFIC First Line: Your mind in showing SO First Line: So these were kittens, this the kittens' SO THE DARKNESS First Line: So the darkness has a voice SONNET First Line: In a trackless wilderness, whence SOUL MATES First Line: The plague had been upon the land before he arrived but he had SPELL First Line: Dark, because dangerous STILL THERE First Line: The night mysterious with heat TAKING HEART First Line: Take me in again, how did I ever doubt TALL PORTRAIT (2 OR 3 STOREYS) OF M.P. AS D.B First Line: We are marching to aporia TERMS First Line: If animals can couple THE NEW AGE Poem Text First Line: Peace & gladness & love, words THEY ARE EYES First Line: They arise TIGHT CORNERS First Line: Concepts protect one from experience: so she had conceived TITLE DEFERRED First Line: Along with a lot of cheap copies of great art they had venus TO A PURE CONTENT First Line: I'll tell how I aspire TO THE LIMIT First Line: The loathsome thing has kissed TYPICALITY ENTHRALLS WITH ITS PARTICULAR FAILURES First Line: Typicality enthralls with its particular failures. 'my husband UNDER FLOURESCENT LIGHTS First Line: Under flourescent lights the voice is pitched high, starting from VULNERABLE BUNDLES WATCHERS OF THE SKIES First Line: So you think there may be something to astrology WE'RE ALL YOUNG ONCE Poem Text First Line: Deliriums of pleasure, doors Subject(s): Youth WE'VE SEEN THE EXPRESSION OF THOSE PEOPLE First Line: Running to the hole they're shot in WEIGHT LESS THAN THE SHADOW Poem Text First Line: We encounter in the lateral WEIGHT LESS THAN THE SHADOW First Line: We encounter in the lateral WHAT First Line: What could be your grounds WHAT COUNTS First Line: I say the wrong thing WHAT FRIENDS First Line: What friends came to be my comfort WHY I WENT THERE First Line: Why I went there I don't know WISDOM KNOWS WITH SOMEONE LIKE YOU First Line: I tell you,' who'd not inquired 'I've forgotten Y (AN IMAGINARY LETTER) First Line: Dear anon - we exchanged names but I never heard a word ZENO'S PRESENT First Line: Those were the days |
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