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A Man’s Grasp

          A Man’s Grasp Enclosed within a high-walled garden lost In London is a rosebush robed in blooms Of red and white.  Each blossom is of white And red.  The beauty of these flowers looms Both separately and chorus-like with those Beside them in full green of...

Miss Manners

            Miss Manners   I am an ephemeral and a not too discontented citizen of a metropolis considered modern because all known taste has been avoided in the furnishings and the exterior of the houses as well as in the plan of the city.  ~  Rimbaud on London A...

Slapped in the Face with a Kipper

Slapped in the Face with a Kipper      “How much more agreeable it is for two male friends to live         together than for a man and a woman.”  ~  St. Augustine The problem with the saints is that they’re saints, Ignoring all the hints.  They’re working out A...

Dickinson and Other Obscurities as Sunspots

Dickinson and Other Obscurities as Sunspots           However forgettable you find your voice to be,      you hover on the surface of the sun.  ~  Jaime Mathis … Like Emily you let the others tell Your hymn-like verses’ quality and state. You wait for others’ to...

Serenissima as Glass-like Glory

         Serenissima as Glass-like Glory   A vision made of stone and windows, waves, Reflections from their surfaces that touch The walls and panes, a patterning which saves The buildings from becoming just a clutch Of chaos, turning them to reverie And daydream,...