Daylight, swallowed by dusk, and the ominous sense, of wind speaking Breezes hurl forward, wrapping the body, in chilly drafts and prickly skin Crisp, autumn leaves rustle by Black cat, emerald eyes, eerily hint at what lurks in the soul – truth is discerned there, as October beholds More at https://www.blogger.com/profile/04035603420465902040.
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The first poetry book I’m recommending in 2024 is Pittsburghese by Robert Gibb, published by Michigan State University Press/Wheelbarrow Books on January 1. Pittsburghese is part elegy for the no-longer steel mills and part ode to the inhabitants of Pittsburgh and nearby Homestead. As a person who grew up in a dying mill town (Woonsocket,…
Who are they? In 150 words or less. Related Stories Daniel Nester and Jonah Winter’s proposed names of poetry books Go to Source Author: The Best American Poetry
dark blue fly-front cotton shorts five belt loops and four pockets generic look nothing special designer label conspicuously placed initially sold at mid-priced stores ends up on some clearance table this is a warning to “connoisseurs” to you Babbitt vin ordinaries types to you Harry Angstrom copycats putting a bright label on the outside selling…
The soul goes out alone on oceans unknown, stripped of all golden myths, now, the golden selfishness and arrogance will fade and truth will shine through death, we are a little dust, who loves, is our nature. The hidden law comes back. https://www.instagram.com/alexiskarpouzos/. The post The Hidden Low | Alexis Karpouzos appeared first on Best…
Much will have been gained for aesthetics once we have succeeded in apprehending directly — rather than merely ascertaining — that art owes its continuous evolution to the Apollonian – Dionysian duality, even as the propagation of the species depends on the duality of the sexes, their constant conflicts and periodic acts of reconciliation. >>…
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