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Arthur Rimbaud – Encyclopedie Larousse

      Arthur Rimbaud – Encyclopedie Larousse ….. Divide his face in half.  The side seen on The viewer’s left is broader, narrow-eyed And fuller lipped, the eyebrow wider drawn By God—or whoever.  Jekyll and Hyde Are called to mind since this side with crimped,...

Sex, Drugs, and Roses

            Sex, Drugs, and Roses It seems at least a possibility That spoiled, soiled brats might just have feelings, too. They’d have the usual ones, hostility And sulking, and that adolescent brew Of self-regard, fragility, and rage. But maybe Rimbaud had...

The Thorn of Thought

       The Thorn of Thought “It is the thorn of thought,” young Rimbaud said To Izambard—other underlings, too. The prodigy was bleeding from his head, But not just blood.  Black tercets flowed, a brew Intoxicating and enough to float A drunken boat, and verses full...

The Months of Love

    The Months of Love   On May 24, 1870, Rimbaud wrote a letter from Charleville to Théodore de Banville, leader of a group of poets in Paris.  Maybe each intense blueness is eternal, even if only for the season of love. “Dear Master, We are in the months of love And...

Arthur Moody

         Arthur Moody He used to play ice hockey at John Nike The leisure center here in Berkshire where That sort of thing went on.  This boy was like A miracle because I couldn’t square His clear intelligence with something dumb Like sport.  But then the only reason...

SONNETS FOR COMPUTERS: Two paired sonnets

 Sonnets for Computers   ARTificial Intelligence When Alan Turing did an interview About computers way back when, he said That they could do whatever we can do, Most likely… yep, what any human head Can handle.  Pressed by that reporter, he Insisted, yes, these...