Two poems you should read today:
The first Mahmoud Darwish's 'Don't Write History as Poetry' via Poetry Daily
The second Jeffrey Skinner's 'I've been working on the Railroad' via Slate
Oh, and if you're one of those people who believe good things come in threes, you could also check out Josh Wallaert's whimsical and enchanting 'Company' over at Agni Online.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Twitter
Posts
Posts
Of shoes -- and ships -- and sealing wax -- Of cabbages -- and kings -- And why the sea is boiling hot -- And whether pigs have wings.
About Me
- Falstaff
- Minneapolis, MN
- GB$(GL) d- s+:++ a C W+(++) w PS++ PE--(++) !tv b++++ DI++++ m++++ e++++ h+ r* z-->---
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(290)
-
▼
June
(27)
- Ore-gone
- A joke in time, or nine of them
- Go Johnny go go go
- Poem: Pencil
- Mimi Khalvati
- Hard to believe I was ever that young whelp
- Basketball
- The Value of Bad Reviewers
- You can't touch this
- Fighting Trim
- As odd as wearing shoes
- Out Stealing Horses
- A turn for the verse
- Drip
- Brothers in Arms
- The dailiness of weapons prescribed upon our bodies
- The Good, the Bad and the plain Dumb
- Microwave Dinners
- Bittersweet
- The Laundry Room - Alt Take
- Screening
- The Laundry Room
- Ogre Shmogre
- The Lover of Ghosts
- Weekend Poetry
- By Belenos! & Billions of Blue blistering barnacles
- Out of Order
-
▼
June
(27)
Recent Comments
Method to the Madness
Subscribe To
Posts
Posts
Site Meter
StatCounter
E-mail:
specktre@gmail.com
1 comment:
Loved this line from Darwish -'As if we were of it and outside it.'
Skinner's reminds me of whn I look outside of my window at work and see the palm tree gracefully swaying to the wind.
Wallaert - hmm..interesting and weird imagery!
Good morning read fr me :D
Post a Comment