Poems by Walter Wykes

Poems by Walter Wykes

Persephone, by Walter Wykes

your laughter echoes still
in that bright field where you played
so carefree, little goddess
...

Breathless, by Walter Wykes

BREATHLESS
I am breathless in your arms

You hover over me
a dark angel
your wings spread...

The Burial of Carol Joy Beglau, by Walter Wykes

It seems fitting
that the men you knew in life
perform this task   These are no strangers...

Circe, by Walter Wykes

your mansion rises
in the middle of a clearing
a dense wood, prowled by lions and wolves
the ...

Cloud Lovers, by Walter Wykes

Ghostly lovers haunt the sky
Two vast bodies churn like mad
Blocking the sun
Hastily becoming ...

Dull Marbles Above Your Fleeting Smile, by Walter Wykes

I want to get under your skin
into your bones
your dark corners
but you're not prepared for th...

Grackles, by Walter Wykes

Thousands of black leaves in the trees
When there should be none.   Leaves immune to the c...

O, Ancient Rulers of the Earth, by Walter Wykes

I. O, ancient rulers of the Earth,
O, race of mighty warriors,
O, evolutionary giants, ...