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Somewhere's Son

John Sannaee

poems, reflections, and entanglements.

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Grains of Rice

A place whose name is not to be shared with the vast expanses of the Internet

An unsilent quiet like a paddy field
Tepid, warming
Physis, squirming
Green shoots not anticipating
risotto
But the embrace of frog and snake...

10 days ago
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Inconvenience

I’d like to start off - a day later than intended - with a brief explanation, and an apology for anyone who was hoping for more poems a little sooner. You may have noticed that I put subscriptions on pause until this week, as it’s been a pe...

16 days ago
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Acacia

Late buds on an old tree

Squirrel perch, woodpigeon stand:
You are so tall.
The totem of my adolescence,
Reflection of life, gnarly, resistant, marked and sculpted;
Pushing further, higher –
Giving form to these changin...

4 months ago
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Buds must open

I often think about Anaïs Nîn’s powerfully succinct poem, ‘Risk’:

And then the day came,
when the risk
to remain tight
in a bud
was more painful
than the risk
it took
to Blossom.

This was, presumably, a metaphor,...

4 months ago
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Child of the Water

A new poem

While I’m still basking (the word/activity of the month for Pisces, apparently) in the afterglow of my book launch, I have occasionally managed to eek out enough time to think, and even, occasionally write. So here is a new poem...

5 months ago
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  • John Sannaee

    Poet - teacher - wanderer. Origins from elsewhere. Words from here and there. Teacher and researcher (PhD) in contemporary lyric writing, ecopoetry and poetry by minorities in France and England. I like books, trees, wine, people, dogs, and water.

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