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The Windows

Poetry
  The windows’ crispy cataracts conceal a small garden where the tickled chemistry of frost has electrified the few shrubs…

Easy Rider

Poetry
  Translated into English by Rimas Uzgiris i will ride the blazing bus in the dark through the station of…

Schist

Poetry
  All tilt and roll, all drop and swell, our ferry-boat, the Friendly Hooker. We rolled with her, on our…

Séance

Poetry
  Consider the imperatives of talking to a ghost, how remote your voice would sound, wax cylinder faint. You would…

The Journey

Poetry
  i.m. Charlotte Annie Bodsworth Grantham: 1944 The long road from the farm was longer then, the chickens fed, breakfast…

Piazza di Spagna, 1860

Poetry
  On the Spanish Steps there sprawls in original sun Il Padre Eterno with his rusty coat, His bright paternal…

Rose

Poetry
  Let me drink rose coloured wine From your white hands. Let me look into your eyes And swoon into…

Elterwater Rain

Poetry
  When I came to write of it there was no rain, just the last of its ectoplasm shivering in…

Street-Combing

Poetry
  for O Sun’s setting behind us at 5 pm; a turquoise stripe below a rain front strokes in sudden…

Green Go

Poetry
  Nature’s austerities are apparent in autumn: No dense desires (leaves) define the trees Not a grain of green thoughts…

Two Poems

Poetry
  Unexpected I drove north that December without expectations; behind me the old year narrowed into dark lanes of disappointment.…

The Transfiguration

Poetry
There are no adjectives to describe the whiteness of the light emanating from Christ as he levitates above the mountaintop:…

Three Poems

Poetry
Two New England Poets Now in my seventies, I spent most of my twenties in New England. I made friends…

Two Poems

Poetry
Two New England Poets Now in my seventies, I spent most of my twenties in New England. I made friends…

Palazzo Vecchio

Poetry
Watch where compass quivers, pendulum swings as time in its magnificence betrays all things with proof stands aside in shadow,…

Three Sonnets

Poetry
These three sonnets are taken from ‘Sketches from the Sierra de Tejeda’ (in Andalusia), a sequence of forty-one sonnets John…
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