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Monthly Archives: November 2012
OK, I love my internet search results, but really?
I believe the answer is they GROW them. Hope you liked my Christmas tree farm poem, but I am not sure you (whoever you are) were intelligent enough to read.
Haiku Heights: Storm
radar-swirled colors are blameless, tell the story of wind moving sea
new world magic
new world magic is different. the Cherokee say when the earth was mud risen from water, grandfather buzzard sank valleys & lifted mountains with his careless wings & they told of a world under this one whose people knew summers in our … Continue reading
Force (erasure)
Text from “Civil Disobedience” by Henry David Thoreau. Erasure by Susan Daniels… not born to be forced I breathe my own not responsible for working of the machine– when an acorn and chestnut fall both obey their laws we slept … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged Civil disobedience, erasure poem, Henry David Thoreau, poetry
50 Comments
some thoughts on early winter
there are things winter owns besides this axial tilt shortening days & steaming breath it is icicle teeth grazing the edge of the roof hungry for the heat inside & how the moon, no longer warm readies her blades to sketch … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged Axial tilt, Climate, early winter, earth, Newton, Newton's laws of motion, physics, poetry
12 Comments
Originally posted on Rule of Stupid:
In the town where I reside the main shopping area is a fairly large sprawl. For all you Americans, yes, I know, it’s barely a block – but for England, it’s a large sprawl.…
Posted in New Free Verse
meat
I like the taste of meat that blood kissing fire in that not quite caramelization the civilized call Maillard but I’m not civilized & maybe if I thought of cows instead of beef & those birds I named instead of chicken before … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged Beef, Chicken, Cook, food, Maillard, Meat, poetry, Poultry, Shopping, why I should be vegan
17 Comments
