from Private Poem to Norman Macleod - by
The spaces in the poem are yours.They are the place where youCan enter as yourself aloneAnd think anything in.
reading poetry
slow - by
slow down long enough to read these words
Poetry Forum - by
What is poetry for? (Maitreyabhandu)
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/ It’s for weddings
/ and funerals
/ and reading on the train
/ and for taking a person out of herself
/ and bringing…
Enquiry Desk - by
Do you have the one
/ with that poem they read at the funeral
/ in that movie?…
Poem for Myself on My Fiftieth Birthday - by
Never written a poem for yourself
/ have you, you daft old bugger? Well
/ here goes.
/
/ …
Random - by
for Robyn Marsack
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/ Go take a book down from the shelf and open it.
/ Listen, this isn’t ‘book’ but box,
/ box full…
The Scottish Poetry Library - by
so much light here –
sun’s rhythm in each wall…
flow of thoughts on the shelves,
radiant lamp of the books
A delivery of dung - by
No piece of art is perfect. / All it has to do is stay around / for two hundred, or…
Tools of the Trade - by
New doctors will be empowered by poems
/ in the pockets of their metaphorical white coats.
/ There at the ready:
/ on early, sweaty,…
I Sve Je Najednom Tu - by
Donijeti odluku znači zatvoriti knjigu koja
/ je ponešena na put. U sjedištima aviona i
/ vozova, čovjek se mora, ohrabren tišinom,
/ okrenuti sebi:…
Poetry and I - by
The sin is that I wasn’t a stone
/ And the troubles of the world make me…
Soldier II - by
Brooke, R., 1914 & Other Poems (Complete Press,
/ 28th impression, 1920). Restrained, a story of memory,
/ navy-bound with a firmament of stains,…