A poem adapted from a classic moving picture starring Archilochos, Aristophanes, Hitchcock, and The Hellenes in flight from the clutches of despicable harpies desperate for a piece of the action!
new old kid on the blog, with an occasional old or new poem written off the old writer's block
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
Huuklyeand Cinquor on the Light at the End of the Tunnel
Hallelujah, brethren!
I tell you things
Just keep gettin’ better
And better—
Ain’t no stopping that gravy
Train headed our way, just
You wait and see.
Moderator’s comments: Okey-dokey, Huuklyeand, we poor, stranded, unenlightened masses get the picture. We have to wait in this here dark passageway till the second coming of The Super Chief.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
An Unjustly Overlooked DNL
I’ve overlooked the arrival of Sheila as another follower; my apologies and a hearty welcome!
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Cat on a Killer Stretch of Asphalt
Believe me, what looks like
A flattened weather-
Beaten chamois de-
Composed on
The asphalt isn’t shamming.
Definitely Not Lemmings #29
Jim Moffitt’s his name, he hails from New Carlisle, Indiana and when he’s not painting watercolors, he’s a bicycling fool—my kind of anti-lemming. Welcome aboard, Jim.
A Dedication: Some Poems from My Spanish Friend Mario
It must be an exhilarating albeit exhausting task translating Seferis, Elytis, Eliot, David Jones, Zukofsky, et al. into Spanish and all the while writing your own poems, but this is what Mario DomÃnguez Parra does, and he does it with all the passion of a Spanish Markos Vamvakaris: When the great rembetiko musician first heard a bouzouki, he vowed to learn how to play the instrument in six months or he would chop off his arm with a cleaver! Now that’s what I call dedication and I’m grateful Mario has it.
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