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FEAR NO MORE from kendrive Pro 48 days old
I am leaving Shakespeare's sonnets for the time being, as I am detecting a "sameiness" about them, which may become boring. There is much more poetry ...
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CAN'T SLEEP from kendrive Pro 125 days old
INSOMNIAC The night is only a sort of carbon paper, Blueblack, with the much-poked periods of stars Letting in the light, peephole after peephole ...
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MOONLIGHT from kendrive Pro 234 days old
MOONLIGHT BENDS OVER THE BLACK SILENCE Moonlight bends over the black silence, Making it bloom to wild-flowers of sound That only green things can ...
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A FAN OF SMOKE from kendrive Pro 276 days old
About three weeks ago i posted Bodenheim's poem "Death", where he portrayed the grim reaper as a black slave, with little silver birds on his shoulder. Today ...
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FACES OF WAR from kendrive Pro 284 days old
SOLDIERS The smile of one face is like a fierce mermaid Floating dead in a little pale-brown pond. The lips of one are twisted To a hieroglyphic ...
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AN AIR TOO POOR TO ROB from kendrive Pro 359 days old
Edwin Morgan skilfully describes the scene in a Scottish tenement slum. FROM GLASGOW SONNETS A mean wind wanders through the backcourt trash. Hackles ...
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HOLD ME, SNIFF ME, PEEL ME from kendrive Pro 361 days old
THE APPLE'S SONG Tap me with your finger, rub me with your sleeve, hold me, sniff me, peel me curling round and round till I burst out white and cold from ...
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GOLDEN APPLES OF HESPERIDES from kendrive Pro 429 days old
I have recently returned from Greece and thought that today I would go back to that country's mythology with a poem about apples - golden apples that ...
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EDMUND GOSSE from kendrive Pro 520 days old
It is not only the stars that come out at night! It is also the Gods, Nymphs, Dryads and Satyrs - who frolic until the morning star appears. Edmund ...
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THE VAGABOND from kendrive Pro 710 days old
I first came across this poem as a song, set to music by the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. However, I note that Stevenson intended it to be sung ...
