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“What Is the Price of Those Chintz Curtains?”

“What Is the Price of Those Chintz Curtains?”   For most, true poetry seems too like art, Those other arts.  The artifice is not What weakens it.  They don’t object to heart In verse.  The problem is that it is nought (Or less than) in its power to make things change...

Reverie and Hypnosis

         Reverie and Hypnosis Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  His irises come not from seashore waves In Florida.  Their Caribbean blue Smiles, ancient though, more ancient than the caves Where men first...

Material Ideals

                Material Ideals Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  The men who made cathedrals, workers, not The architects; the Indian men who built The temples, stone designs completely fraught With...

The Firmament Above, the Flowers Below

The Firmament Above, the Flowers Below Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  In dawns and twilights, winds prefer their lips To whisper, breezes coming, if at all, As gently as a smile.  Their fingertips Just...

Attention-seeking Brat like Rimbaud

Attention-seeking Brat like Rimbaud “he never will be missed” ~ The Mikado     A poet (!) says that language traps him tight. I mean, my GAWD, that’s through the looking glass. I might accuse him, saying he is trite, Except I know the truth. ...

God Turned Night to Light, but . . .

 God Turned Night to Light, but . . . Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  He knew his instincts and he knew them right, As right as when Jehovah ordered space And time, as when His beard proclaimed the light...