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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Sonnet
Whenever I find a ship just setting sail, I ask if my friends and I might go on board, and they are always glad to let us. The first ships we see are flat-bottomed, with sails made of papyrus leaves stitched together, … Continue reading
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Sonnet
A newspaper is always hungry. It eats everything it can…. These placid newspapers, that have always required so much food, have now developed a raging appetite. Fields, houses, towns, everything goes down their throats. To put it more plainly, in … Continue reading
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Sonnet
So what happens? Each person prays for his native land, absorbing in fruit and field. And enchanting thousands — of acres with a single fence. The result is hundreds of farmers stand on their property until they finish their fort. … Continue reading
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Sonnet
Do you ever have the sense that our metaphors eat up our world? I mean of course everything connects and disconnects — all the time — and I suppose one studies — I study — literature because all these connections … Continue reading
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Poem Fragments
I don’t remember the Beanley corn, / his boots down the lonnen black as a wet day, his caravan / under a butchered elm’s… Springs. Fourteen, a sonneteer thy praises sing; What magic mysteries in that number lie. Your hen … Continue reading
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A Dream and the Rood
Attend to what I intend to tell you — a marvelous dream that moved me at night, when human voices were veiled in sleep. In my dreams, I spied the most splendid tree, looming outside my living-room window, with light … Continue reading
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Strawberries
Mrs. Elton, in all her apparatus of happiness, her large bonnet and her basket, was very ready to lead the way in gathering, accepting, or talking — strawberries, and only strawberries, could now be thought of or spoken of. … Continue reading
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Poetry Journal, August 23, 2016
Unable to dream according to this place — To haste, to slack, my pace more or less, Be sign of love, then do I love again. If you ask me whom I love — Her that did not set our … Continue reading
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Della Street: The Missing Link
I walked to school in the neighborhood where I grew up. In First Grade, I had to find Mrs. Thompson’s classroom. I was told to find the room with the apple on the door. They all had apples on the door. … Continue reading
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The Autumn of the Revolutionary
Sometimes I wonder if it’s not a lot easier to pioneer a country, than it is to settle down in it later. At least then, you have a chance to realize what it is. I look at the town now, … Continue reading
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