Granite glistened as the rain lashed down Upon it, glinting, flickering in the vague Sunlight that appeared in the distance Rocks ever so slimy as we walked Waves crashing against the shore, An aroma washed into our senses Of salt and seaweed refreshing Our minds as we randomly giggled And chatted about life while Trying …
The Pier | Chris Byrne Read More »
The post The Pier | Chris Byrne appeared first on Best Poetry.
Go to Source
Author: Best Poetry Online
Go to Source Author: Poetry Foundation
CHARLES BERNSTEIN’S GPS “Recalculating” by Charles Bernstein (The University of Chicago Press, 2013) When they are not being performed, Charles Bernstein’s poems are on the edge of performance. But they don’t start that way. They start as notes from a mind that is never still, fueled by extensive reading, a constant regimen like a diet…
The beautiful leaves lingering like a genius With its branches having an earring As the fruits ripe Her appetite whets to eat the fruits of her labour Is like a youth springing to maturity With all her sparkling features Having hairs on the stem is natural As it unveils the beauty of womanhood Not to…
_________________________________________________________________________ Made in America If I were a less sane person I would probably stalk Zoey Deschanel. After stalking her from nine to five, I would come back home to my wife and daughter and tell them about my day. “I stalked Zoey, but…
Look at me now, says the reptile man bathing in summer early heat, I’m here today but tomorrow — The post Extinct | Nate Maye appeared first on Best Poetry. Go to Source Author: Best Poetry Online
we will have a texture party for the hands the hammer of the dollar sign to trick one dusty you sled like a green bean (the burger bear) lashing the science for the completed beast the face was a sheet from a coloring book scoot was the flat worst of the gamma damn More at…
