While the mute trouserfly confessed a button solemnly inert.
Each verse of this poem has some fair suasive lines grasping the heart of matter at hand. I find …
Each verse of this poem has some fair suasive lines grasping the heart of matter at hand. I find …
A subject all who create know far too well lamentably – procrastination – is the theme of Museworthy Man in his …
I was saddened to hear of Mark Strand’s death today, but happy that he spent so long with us writing …
Eating Poetry – Mark Strand Ink runs from the corners of my mouth. There is no happiness like mine. I …
A slice from Shakespeare’s ‘Loves Labour Lost’ below. Often I find it is the speeches that stand above the parapets …
A succinct and well constructed piece here concerning the time of thanks.
The following is another re-blog which has not appeared through the pressing of buttons, rather taking the original text and …
Talent – Carol Ann Duffy This is the word tightrope. Now imagine a man, inching across it in the space …
The Platonic Blow by W.H.Auden The history of The Platonic Blow The above is a link to a poem, and …
Mind at Peace When the mind is at peace, The world too is at peace. Nothing real, nothing absent. Not …
I, the moon, would like it known – I never follow people home. I simply do not have the time. …
The following is a re-blog from Crows Head Soup. It says much about the soullessness humanity arrogantly displays at times. …
The Man-Moth – Elizabeth Bishop (1936) Here, above, cracks in the buildings are filled with battered moonlight. The whole shadow …
It is I am informed, national poetry day. As you all know, (or not depending upon whether you frequent these …
Originally posted on Uncomfortably Eloquent:
I am writer; I have nothing but my words to give. Can any of us really…
Originally posted on Valour of a Hare:
One hundred years and eleven are gone since you sent the letter Across time and unfathomable…
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