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« Reply #46 on: February 22, 2015, 12:12:33 am »

Origin & Ash




By  Tina Chang   


Powder rises

from a compact, platters full of peppermints,

             a bowl of sour pudding.

A cup of milk before me tastes of melted almonds.


It is the story of the eve of my beginning. Gifts for me:


boxes of poppies, pocket knife,

an elaborate necklace

made of ladybugs.


My skirt rushing north


There is something round and toothless

about my dolls.


They have no faith. Their mouths, young muscle

             to cut me down.

                    Their pupils, miniature bruises.


I hear the cries of horses, long faces famished,


            the night the barn burned.


            God and ashes everywhere.


Burnt pennies, I loved them, I could not catch them

in their copper rolling.


My mother's cigarette burns amber in a crystal glass.

I am in bed imagining great infernos.


Ashes skimming my deep lake.


The night the animals burned,

I kissed the servant with the salty lips.


There was a spectacular explosion, a sound

that severed the nerves, I was kind

                             to that shaking. The horses,

the smell of them, like wet leaves, broken skin.


Laughing against a wall,

my hair sweeps the windowsill,


thighs show themselves.


First came my body, my statue's back, then hair electric,

             matches falling everywhere.

Tucked in my pink canopy, I am plastic,

worn cheeks grinning.


I found my little ones hiding from me,

              crying into their sleeves. They are really

from a breeze, momentarily, white.


When we unburied the dolls, red ants were a fantasy

feeding on them, nest of veins, shrunken salted corpses.


There is mythology planted in my mouth which is like sin.

Keep fires inside yourself.

My mother once said, When you were a baby,

            I let you swim in a basin of water

until your lungs stopped. Since then, my eyes were open windows,


the year everything fell into them.


Cicadas hissing.

Ashes on my open book.


Ashes in mother's hair. Ashes on my baby brother.

The streets are arid, driven toward fire.


If I hurry, I will dance with my father before the sun sets,

my slippers clicking

on a thin layer of rain.





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Re: General Poetry Place
« Reply #47 on: February 22, 2015, 11:29:09 am »

To Be Held




By  Linda Hogan   


To be held

by the light

was what I wanted,

to be a tree drinking the rain,

no longer parched in this hot land.

To be roots in a tunnel growing

but also to be sheltering the inborn leaves

and the green slide of mineral

down the immense distances

into infinite comfort

and the land here, only clay,

still contains and consumes

the thirsty need

the way a tree always shelters the unborn life

waiting for the healing

after the storm

which has been our life.


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« Reply #48 on: February 22, 2015, 11:30:58 am »

Innocence




By  Linda Hogan   


There is nothing more innocent

than the still-unformed creature I find beneath soil,

neither of us knowing what it will become

in the abundance of the planet.

It makes a living only by remaining still

in its niche.

One day it may struggle out of its tender

pearl of blind skin

with a wing or with vision

leaving behind the transparent.


I cover it again, keep laboring,

hands in earth, myself a singular body.

Watching things grow,

wondering how

a cut blade of grass knows

how to turn sharp again at the end.


This same growing must be myself,

not aware yet of what I will become

in my own fullness

inside this simple flesh.


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Re: General Poetry Place
« Reply #49 on: February 22, 2015, 11:34:51 am »

Horse Latitudes




By  Paul Muldoon   


Beijing


I could still hear the musicians

cajoling those thousands of clay

horses and horsemen through the squeeze

when I woke beside Carlotta.

Life-size, also. Also terra-cotta.

The sky was still a terra-cotta frieze

over which her grandfather still held sway

with the set square, fretsaw, stencil,

plumb line, and carpenter's pencil

his grandfather brought from Roma.

Proud-fleshed Carlotta. Hypersarcoma.

For now our highest ambition

was simply to bear the light of the day

we had once been planning to seize.


Baginbun


The Nashville skyline's hem and haw

as the freebooters who freeboot

through their contractual mire and murk,

like Normans stampeding dozens

of cows into their Norse-Irish cousins,

were balking now at this massive breastwork

they themselves had thrown up. The pile of toot

on a mirror. The hip-hirple

of a white horse against purple.

Age-old traductions I could trace

from freebasers pretending they freebase

to this inescapable flaw

hidden by Carlotta's close-knit wet suit

like a heart-wound by a hauberk.


Bannockburn


Though he was mounted on a cob

rather than a warhorse, the Bruce

still managed to sidestep a spear

from Henry de Bohun and tax

de Bohun's poll with his broad-based poleax

and leave de Bohun's charger somewhat leer.

Her grandfather had yet to find a use

for the two-timing partisan

his grandfather brought man-to-man

against all those Ferdinandies

until he saw it might come in handy

for whacking the thingammybobs

off pine and fir, off pine and fir and spruce

and all such trees as volunteer.


Berwick-Upon-Tweed


Off the elm, the ancient pollard

that a Flemish painter might love,

that comes to shun the attention

of its headstrong days, so is proof

against the storm that takes its neighbor's roof.

Her nonno collects his pension

knowing that when push really came to shove

he had it within him to wrap

his legs in puttees and backslap

those pack mules down that moonlit deck,

Carlotta now wearing a halter-neck

under the long-sleeved, high-collared

wet suit whereof . . . whereof . . . whereof . . . whereof

I needs must again make mention.


Blaye


Her wet suit like a coat of mail

worn by a French knight from the time

a knight could still cause a ruction

by direct-charging his rouncy,

when an Englishman's home was his bouncy

castle, when abduction and seduction

went hand in glove. Now Carlotta would climb

from the hotel pool in Nashville,

take off her mask, and set a spill

to a Gauloise as one might set

a spill to the fuse of a falconet

and the walls of her chest assail.

The French, meanwhile, were still struggling to prime

their weapons of mass destruction.


Bosworth Field


It was clear now, through the pell-mell

of bombard- and basilisk-mist,

that the Stanleys had done the dirt

on him and taken Henry's side.

Now Richard's very blood seemed to have shied

away from him, seemed to sputter and spurt

like a falcon sheering off from his wrist

as he tried to distance himself

from the same falchioneer who'd pelf

the crown from his blood-matted brow

and hang it in a tree. Less clear was how

he'd managed not to crack the shell

of the pigeon egg the size of a cyst

he'd held so close inside his shirt


Blackwater Fort


As I had held Carlotta close

that night we watched some Xenophon

embedded with the 5th Marines

in the old Sunni Triangle

make a half-assed attempt to untangle

the ghastly from the price of gasoline.

There was a distant fanfaron

in the Nashville sky, where the wind

had now drawn itself up and pinned

on her breast a Texaco star.

"Why," Carlotta wondered, "the House of Tar?

Might it have to do with the gross

imports of crude oil Bush will come clean on

only when the Tigris comes clean?"


Benburb


Those impromptu chevaux-de-frise

into which they galloped full tilt

and impaled themselves have all but

thrown off their balance the banner-

bearing Scots determined to put manners

on the beech mast- and cress- and hazelnut-

eating Irish. However jerry-built,

those chevaux-de-frise have embogged

the horses whose manes they had hogged

so lovingly and decked with knots

of heather, horses rooted to the spots

on which they go down on their knees

as they unwind their shoulder plaids and kilts,

the checkered careers of their guts.


Boyne


The blood slick from the horse slaughter

I could no longer disregard

as Carlotta surfaced like barm.

My putting her through her paces

as she kicked and kicked against the traces

like a pack mule kicking from a yardarm

before it fell, heehaw, in the dockyard.

A banner's frittering tassel

or deflating bouncy castle

was something to which she paid heed

whereas that vision of a milk-white steed

drinking from a tub of water

and breathing hard, breathing a little hard,

had barely set off an alarm.


Blenheim


Small birds were sounding the alert

as I followed her unladen

steed through a dell so dark and dank

she might have sported the waders

her grandfather had worn at the nadir

of his career, scouring the Outer Banks

for mummichog and menhaden.

Those weeks and months in the doldrums

coming back as he ran his thumb

along an old venetian blind

in the hope that something might come to mind,

that he might yet animadvert

the maiden name of that Iron Maiden

on which he was drawing a blank.


Bunker Hill


Carlotta took me in her arms

as a campfire gathers a branch

to itself, her mouth a cauter

set to my bleeding bough, heehaw.

Her grandfather sterilizing his saw

in a tub of 100-proof firewater,

a helper standing by to stanch

the bleeding in some afterlife.

No looking daggers at the knife.

She'd meet the breast-high parapet

with the nonchalance, the no **** sweat

of a slightly skanky schoolmarm

though the surgeon was preparing to ganch

her like What's-his-face's Daughter.


Brandywine


I crouched in my own Little Ease

by the pool at the Vanderbilt

where Carlotta crouched, sputter-sput,

just as she had in the scanner

when the nurse, keen-sighted as a lanner,

picked out a tumor like a rabbit scut

on dark ground. It was as if a fine silt,

white sand or silicate, had clogged

her snorkel, her goggles had fogged,

and Carlotta surfaced like flot

to be skimmed off some great cast-iron pot

as garble is skimmed off, or lees

painstakingly drained by turnings and tilts

from a man-size barrel or butt.


Badli-Ke-Serai


Pork barrels. Pork butts. The wide-screen

surround sound of a massed attack

upon the thin red cellulose

by those dust- or fust- or must-cells

that cause the tears to well and well and well.

At which I see him turning up his nose

as if he'd bitten on a powder-pack

like yet another sad Sepoy

who won't fall for the British ploy

of greasing with ham the hammer

or smoothing over Carlotta's grammar:

"On which . . . On which Bush will come clean."

Her grandfather a man who sees no lack

of manhood in the lachrymose.


Bull Run


While some think there's nothing more rank

than the pool that's long stood aloof

from the freshet, I loved the smell

of sweat and blood and, sí, horse dung

Carlotta shouldered like an Aqua-Lung

as she led me now through that dewy dell

and spread her House of Tartan waterproof.

As we lay there I could have sworn,

as I stared through unruffled thorns

that were an almost perfect fit

to each side of the gravel pit

where she and I'd tried to outflank

each other, I traced the mark of a hoof

(or horseshoe) in her fontanelle.


Bronkhorstspruit


I traced the age-old traduction

of a stream through a thorn thicket

as a gush from a farthingale.

Skeffington's Daughter. Skeffington.

Attention. Shun. Attention. Shun. Shun. Shun.

We lay in a siding between two rails

and watched an old white horse cross the picket

of himself and trek through the scrub

to drink from an iron-hooped tub

with the snore-snort of a tuba.

His winkers and bellyband said scuba,

while his sudden loss of suction

Carlotta knew meant a pump whose clicket's

failed in the way a clicket fails.


Basra


"The way to relieve the tension

on the line to a windjammer

is to lubricate the bollard

so it's always a little slack . . ."

Her nonno giving us the inside track

on how the mule drivers whooped and hollered

on the dock. No respite from his yammer

on boundlessness being a bind

and the most insidious kind

of censorship self-censorship

while he took Carlotta for a quick whip

through conjugation, declension,

and those other "crannies of the crammer"

in which she'd been "quite unscholared."


Bazentin


As I was bringing up her rear

a young dragoon would **** a snook

at the gunners raking the knob

of High Wood. Tongue like a scaldy

in a nest. Hadn't a Garibaldi

what might lie behind that low-level throb

like a niggle in her appointment book.

Dust? Fust? Must? The dragoon nonplussed

by his charger taking the rust

and, despite her recalcitrance,

Carlotta making a modest advance

when the thought of a falchioneer

falling to with his two-faced reaping hook

now brought back her grandfather's job.


Beersheba


Now summoned also the young Turk

who had suddenly arisen

from that great pile of toot, heehaw,

as from one of Beersheba's wells.

Like the sail that all of a sudden swells

on the yawl that all of a sudden yaws,

a wind finding meaning in a mizzen

and toppling a bouncy castle.

Her grandfather fain to wrastle

each pack mule to a rubber mat

whereat . . . whereat . . . whereat . . . whereat . . . whereat . . .

he would eftsoons get down to work,

reaching into its wide-open wizen

while a helper clamped back its jaws.


Burma


Her grandfather's job was to cut

the vocal cords of each pack mule

with a single, swift excision,

a helper standing by to wrench

the mule's head fiercely to one side and drench

it with hooch he'd kept since Prohibition.

"Why," Carlotta wondered, "that fearsome tool?

Was it for fear the mules might bray

and give their position away?"

At which I see him thumb the shade

as if he were once more testing a blade

and hear the two-fold snapping shut

of his four-fold, brass-edged carpenter's rule:

"And give away their position."



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Re: General Poetry Place
« Reply #50 on: February 22, 2015, 11:47:30 am »

February




By  James Schuyler   


A chimney, breathing a little smoke.

The sun, I can't see

making a bit of pink

I can't quite see in the blue.

The pink of five tulips

at five p.m. on the day before March first.

The green of the tulip stems and leaves

like something I can't remember,

finding a jack-in-the-pulpit

a long time ago and far away.

Why it was December then

and the sun was on the sea

by the temples we'd gone to see.

One green wave moved in the violet sea

like the UN Building on big evenings,

green and wet

while the sky turns violet.

A few almond trees

had a few flowers, like a few snowflakes

out of the blue looking pink in the light.

A gray hush

in which the boxy trucks roll up Second Avenue

into the sky. They're just

going over the hill.

The green leaves of the tulips on my desk

like grass light on flesh,

and a green-copper steeple

and streaks of cloud beginning to glow.

I can't get over

how it all works in together

like a woman who just came to her window

and stands there filling it

jogging her baby in her arms.

She's so far off. Is it the light

that makes the baby pink?

I can see the little fists

and the rocking-horse motion of her breasts.

It's getting grayer and gold and chilly.

Two dog-size lions face each other

at the corners of a roof.

It's the yellow dust inside the tulips.

It's the shape of a tulip.

It's the water in the drinking glass the tulips are in.

It's a day like any other.

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Re: General Poetry Place
« Reply #51 on: February 22, 2015, 11:48:58 am »

The Mermaids




By  Marianne Boruch   


The spell is a mouth’s

perilous-o as they dark circle the boats in

their most resplendent pliable armor.


The concept fish aligning with girl

or love with death

to bring down men at sea, temptation


confused into offering,

the mismatch of like plus unlike

really likes, straight to rock bottom.


No equation has ever been this badass.

It’s the men who will enter the spell

so far into exhaustion as weather, as waves,


the tide pulling toward if, letting go then

over the whale road in the company of

the dolphin, the only other animal, I’m told,


who can do it solely for pleasure. It.

You know what I mean. The lower half

aglitter, the top half brainy as beautiful


is sometimes, murderous lovelies, their plotting

and resolve and why not

get these guys good, the lechers.


To see at all in the whirling, to hear

what anyone might

in wind roar and faint whistle — 


don’t worry about girls shrewd

as whimsy, legend-tough

to the core. Don’t. But it’s


their spell too, isn’t it? Locked there.

Aligned with singing, dazzle

razor-blackened green. Not that they


miss what human is like or know any end

to waters half born to, from where

they look up.


Men in boats, so sick of the journey.

Men gone stupid with blue,

with vast, with gazing over and away


the whole time until same to same-old to

now they’re mean. After that, small.

Out there, the expanse. In here,


the expanse. The men look down. Aching

misalignment — gorgeous

lure that hides its hook steely sweet


to o my god, little fool’s breath

triumphant, all the way under and am I

not deserving?

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« Reply #52 on: February 22, 2015, 11:52:13 am »
General CD these are incredible works of Art thank you for sharing

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« Reply #53 on: February 22, 2015, 12:23:44 pm »
you are welcome lady Divine.



poetry enriches the mind as it also inspires.



I cant write poetry but I am fascinated by it.

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« Reply #54 on: February 22, 2015, 12:24:12 pm »

A Change of Wind




By  Katia Kapovich   


On the eighth day he coined the word “alone”

and saw that it was as good as everything else.

A yellow school bus rattled down the lane,

a wind blew in a drainpipe, strong, mellifluous.


I brought two empty crates to the parking lot,

watched neighbors with briefcases and car keys.

At noon a mailman passed by where I sat

invisible, like a tree among trees.


Why, why, I asked. I wanted to know why,

but only scared a squirrel that dropped his acorn

when my voice broke silence unexpectedly—

a white noise in a wireless telephone.


My club soda went flat in the bottle. With a spit

of rain, a wind blew again from the lake.

I raised my index finger and touched it,

pleading, give me a break, give me a break.

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« Reply #55 on: February 22, 2015, 12:27:33 pm »

Constancy




By  Joseph Brodsky   


Constancy is an evolution of one’s living quarters into

a thought: a continuation of a parallelogram or a rectangle

by means—as Clausewitz would have put it—

of the voice and, ultimately, the gray matter.

Ah, shrunken to the size of a brain-cell parlor

with a lampshade, an armoire in the “Slavic

Glory” fashion, four studded chairs, a sofa,

a bed, a bedside table with

little medicine bottles left there standing like

a kremlin or, better yet, manhattan.

To die, to abandon a family, to go away for good,

to change hemispheres, to let new ovals

be painted into the square—the more

volubly will the gray cell insist

on its actual measurements, demanding

daily sacrifice from the new locale,

from the furniture, from the silhouette in a yellow

dress; in the end—from your very self.

A spider revels in shading especially the fifth corner.

Evolution is not a species’

adjustment to a new environment but one’s memories’

triumph over reality, the ichthyosaurus pining

for the amoeba, the slack vertebrae of a train

thundering in the darkness, past

the mussel shells, tightly shut for the night, with their

spineless, soggy, pearl-shrouding contents.


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YOUR FAVORITE LOVE POEMS
« Reply #57 on: March 02, 2015, 05:53:06 pm »
Welcome to Your Favorite Love Poems

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Please feel free to share your own favorite loves poems with your Camelot family and also the world.

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Re: Top 10 Favorite Love Poems
« Reply #58 on: March 02, 2015, 05:55:01 pm »
Top 10 Favorite Love Poems




1.Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare
A Shakrespearean sonnet cherished for over 400 years for it's hopefulness and promis of eternal and unchanging love.

2.Love One Another by Kahlil Gibran
This poem, also titled "On Marriage" explains the great bond between two people and the importance to share, but also the importance to have things to yourself.

3.Meeting at Night by Robert Browning
Love is sometimes something we must go through hurdles to have, but in the end, we are happy and joyful. This poem is listed as a "must read aloud" to gain full appreciation of the writing.

4.My River by Emily Dickinson
Love comes and asks to take her away. She hesitates slightly before agreeing and fleeing into the wonderful sea of love.

5.Love's Philosophy by Percy Bysshe Shelley
Shelley is masterful in describing love and his philosophy for how it should be treated.

6.Maud by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
A poem about an unnamed lover where the narrator encounters life, death, and the question of afterlife.

7.Annabelle Lee by Edgar Allan Poe
A love so strong that even the angels are jealous. This is Poe's last complete poem and arguably one of his best poetry writings.

8.Bright Star, Would I Were Steadfast as Thou Art by John Keats
The poet wishes upon the sky to have his love as constant as the bright stars above.

9.To His Coy Mistress by Andrew Marvell
The author tries to convince a woman to respond to his love and make the most of their passion with the short time they have to live.

10.Troilus and Criseyde (Download .zip) by Geoffrey Chaucer
The tragic retelling of the Siege of Troy. This is considered to be Chaucer's finest work.


These poems are recognized around the world as some of the best love poems ever written. Whether you agree or not is another matter. However, they should definitely be put into the conversation and not forgotten about in libraries around the world.
 



 


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Re: Top 10 Favorite Love Poems
« Reply #59 on: March 02, 2015, 06:30:21 pm »
I Love Thee


 by Eliza Acton, 1799-1859.




I love thee, as I love the calm
     Of sweet, star-lighted hours!
 I love thee, as I love the balm
     Of early jes'mine flow'rs.
 I love thee, as I love the last
     Rich smile of fading day,
 Which lingereth, like the look we cast,
     On rapture pass'd away.
 I love thee as I love the tone
     Of some soft-breathing flute
 Whose soul is wak'd for me alone,
     When all beside is mute.

 I love thee as I love the first
     Young violet of the spring;
 Or the pale lily, April-nurs'd,
     To scented blossoming.
 I love thee, as I love the full,
     Clear gushings of the song,
 Which lonely--sad--and beautiful--
     At night-fall floats along,
 Pour'd by the bul-bul forth to greet
     The hours of rest and dew;
 When melody and moonlight meet
     To blend their charm, and hue.
 I love thee, as the glad bird loves
     The freedom of its wing,
 On which delightedly it moves
     In wildest wandering.

 I love thee as I love the swell,
     And hush, of some low strain,
 Which bringeth, by its gentle spell,
     The past to life again.
 Such is the feeling which from thee
     Nought earthly can allure:
 'Tis ever link'd to all I see
     Of gifted--high--and pure!


 

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