My iambs and I
Mark BramhallMy actor-love of Shakespeare also feeds my writer-love of blank and formal verse, especially sonnets. I love how the fight for purity between form and content can yield a third, finer, thing. Poet Robert Fitzgerald was a college mentor.
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Walks Away Puts His Affairs in Order
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Walks Away Puts His Affairs in Order
There is enough dishwasher soap to last
the weeks she’ll need
to finish eating here...
cur...
Walks Away Hears a Racket in the Urban Forest
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Walks Away Hears a Racket in the Urban Forest
Nope, Karl Marx was never gonna think up a chainsaw,
but probably would have been just as piss...
Walks Away Butt-Dials His Daughter
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Walks Away Butt-Dials His Daughter
You OK? She asks first, in the half-whisper she must use
when she’s at work and sees it’s me and balances...
Lee Visits
Lee Visits
For L.C.B., gone too soon.
i.)
She last-born and I first, ten years between—
enough to unstick us some, but not enough
to unbind us. Nineteen years since her cancer now.
In her bay window, matching the Bay itself,
a blue...
Sand Castles
What fun it was, when we were three,
to build sand castles by the sea,
and watch their pinnacles come down,
all undermined from moat to crown
by tiny lappings of the tide,
whose turn had come all unespied.
How childish now, a...
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Actor. Writer. Father/Grampa/Great-Grampa. Human, being.
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