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Simon Armintage
August 14, 2012
A God | A Poet | “Facesti come quei che va di notte…” | The Mocking of Ceres
Here lies a god who was obtuse, just like us.
Yves Bonnefoy
August 14, 2012
The Shape of Things
I’ve been reading the science books again
Christopher Buckley
August 14, 2012
Standing by a Coppice Gate, Reading “The Darkling Thrush”
The city gate loomed at century’s end,
Brian Culhane
August 14, 2012
One and a Half Poems
Well it began with a microburst from the North when the moon
Patrick Donnelly
August 14, 2012
You Have to Lead the Sheep
A dream struck a dream
Sylva Fischerová
August 14, 2012
A Snow Woman
A window on a side yard in winter.
Daisy Fried
August 14, 2012
Tool & Die
In the final unburdening, massive crates are moved
T.R. Hummer
August 14, 2012
from Nothing in the Dark
My mother would assuage my childhood night-fears by saying There's nothing in the dark that you can't see during
Fred Muratori
August 14, 2012
Evening
The blue chair on the terrace, coffee, evening,
Cees Nooteboom
August 14, 2012
In the Vanguard
It takes a few notes, a very few notes, to undo the bare bones of a person. Where formerly we were piecework in a
Ira Sadoff
August 14, 2012
1945
The winter trees offer no shade no shelter.
Jean Valentine
August 14, 2012
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