Congratulations to the five young writers named to the inaugural class of the National Student Poets Program!
[Image via AYAW]
Why do you shiver there
Between the white river and the road?
You are not cold,
With the sun light dreaming about you;
And yet you lift your pliant supplicating arms as though
To draw clouds from the sky to hide your slenderness.
You are a young girl
Trembling in the throes of ecstatic modesty,
A white objective girl
Whose clothing has been forcibly taken away from her.
swarming and taking and leaving. more eigner
Today’s Poem-A-Day by Ben Mirov — is also a video.
Paul Valéry, snake, and key.
“text bites” by bill bissett
“o text me text me / on sum / regular basis”
(Source: greyborders.blogspot.com)
Or else.
(Source: scorecard.typepad.com)
Karaoke poem.
(Source: onthemessiersideofneat.blogspot.com)
leaving and arriving. or this by e.e. cummings
published in “One Times One” by Liveright press
Poets Dinner Table (by brblroom26)