Poems by Jason Silverthorne

The following index of poems includes all of those submitted by the author and subsequently published on the main site. The date the poem was submitted (not necessary published) is also included with each entry. If the author has published poems under more than one category, their poems are grouped by category.

Love Poems

• 1999-02-28
  I Love You, Too...
  This delightfully funny and thoughtful poem proves a very old cliché - Love is, indeed, blind. And aren't we all really glad it is?
• 1999-02-07
  Kiss Me Again
  If you listen closely to the rhythm of this poem, you might recognize it - as the living syncopation of unchecked passion.
• 1999-02-04
  A Symphony
  With the company of the right person, a simple evening can turn into a very magical event.
• 1999-01-28
  Classic Beauty
  If you'd like to tell someone they're beautiful, you'll find no more inspiring words than these.
• 1999-01-27
  Envy the Sun
  Absence makes the heart grow fonder, they say. But seldom has it been said quite as beautifully as this.

Poems on Life

• 1999-03-18
  A Dissertation
  There are many religions, many faiths, but this poem suggests they all have one thing in common.
• 1999-02-20
  The Feeding
  Life is a constant stream of choices, and the decisions we make are always within our own hands. Aren't they?

Poetry Buffet - Humor and Funny Poems

• 1999-01-27
  Beware!
  Have you ever had a bad day? You're going to love this riotous warning to the world-at-large. You might want to have this one printed on cards, so you can pass it out. On the appropriate day, of course.