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Never Still but Still

       Never Still but Still How dangerous a poet set in Zen Might be is shown:  erased Komachi mossed In centuries knowing all too well how men And women lose their love, how love is lost In bed — and everywhere, in incense burned More hotly than their lovers’ bodies...

Against the Tide

           Against the Tide Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  He always had an undertow beneath His skin, but as in nightmares he did not Know what it meant.  It was like a sheath Around his member holding...

How to Live

                    How to Live Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem Aunt Wilma knew the way to live.  The East (Japan and China, India) she wore Inside and out.  She lived hwe life as feast Or rape, imbibing...

Lightening Up the Revelation

    Lightening Up the Revelation Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  Priests wonder if it’s easier for men To pitch themselves in mystic-ness since they Are swell acquainted with their thrusting when Whammed...

Annette Vallon, Romantic Poetry and Heterosexuality

Annette Vallon, Romantic Poetry and Heterosexuality Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem  “And ’tis my faith that every flower  Enjoys the air it breathes.” ~ William Wordsworth, “Lines Written in Early...

Behold, I Give You One Commandment

Behold, I Give You One COMMANDMENT* LOVE FIRST THYSELF.  Forget about the love Of God and others; thinkers everywhere Have reached this one conclusion.  Far above Religions, which are every one a snare, Decry this love.  This first rule first implies, As streams...