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Pathetic Either Or and Cryogenics

Pathetic Either Or and Cryogenics “Tomorrow I shall live (the fool will say); Today’s itself too late:  the wise lived yesterday.” ~ Martial [T]he world is a monster. Any three-year-old can see how unsatisfactory and clumsy is this whole business of reproducing and...

Hemlock

                      Hemlock Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem The trees refuse to speak.  At least they do Not speak our languages.  Akkadian And Latin are rejected.  As a clue They give us rings.  Trees,...

Wordlessness Allied with Pontius Pilate

Wordlessness Allied with Pontius Pilate Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  Fortingall Yew High priests of ancient wisdom keep your tongues In silence always.  (Winds may make some sound Among your...

Praying Mantis Unlimited

     Praying Mantis Unlimited Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  Glass globes with snow scenes in them are alone In holding innocence.  No other space Shows equal calm.  Most others whisper groan While...

Echoes in All the Senses

      Echoes in All the Senses Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem He hopes his words might cause the future’s pools To shimmer as if earthquakes dream of breath From Lucifer or maybe as if schools Of...

The Loss of the Louvre

          The Loss of the Louvre Imagine that the world of pictures died And words alone were left.  The Instagram And TikTok types would all want suicide. Then poetry would rule; this oriflamme Of language would replace nought one, nought one Of photographs and...