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Dance with Gerald

It’s a few days after the forth anniversary of Gerald Stern’s death. And this seems to fit with my November theme (if you can figure out what that is!).

The Dancing

In all these rotten shops, in all this broken furniture
and wrinkle...

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Keats and Ruefle

Your Monday Vitamin

I rarely post poems by 19th century poets, preferring to stay with the contemporary. But in this poem by John Keats, if you simply substitute modern pronouns for “thy” and “thine” and “thou,” seems to me it could have b...

9 days ago
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Little master of the earth

Neruda cracked open the ode with his book, Ode to Common Things. Other poets followed. Here’s one of my favorites.

Ode to the Maggot

Brother of the blowfly
& godhead, you work magic
Over battlefields,
In slabs of bad pork

& flo...

12 days ago
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More than Ink

This is one of the best manifestos on writing that I’ve seen.

Ars Poetica:

14th Street Gym

Beauty that does not disguise the wound,
but reads through to the lack it marks:
the one-armed man lifts himself again

on the ass...

19 days ago
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More Ginkgos

This one by the beloved Berkeley poet and arborist, Joe Lamb.

Ratio of Night To Day

Nine days to Winter Solstice
and the ginkgo
standing on our street
has just begun undressing
for winter.

Apparently unaware
of the time of ye...

a month ago
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    Meryl Natchez took a leave of absence in her Junior year of college and has been rigorously home schooling herself ever since. Her fourth book, Catwalk, received an Indie Best Book 2020 Award from Kirkus Reviews.

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