Note the Metaxa Sidecar on the coffee table, half-finished.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
you and I spread out against the sky half-deserted shells What is it? our visit. a talking angel yellow fog there will be time to prepare a ...
-
Ravenna at Dusk Today when I looked in the mirror I saw my father looking back. I like walking alone at night. One can be happy not only wit...
-
I love to eat cashews. This morning I found one shaped exactly like a high-heeled shoe. (A ca-shoe?) It's not quite like seeing the Virg...
-
This was just too silly and fun, I had to share it (and please nobody be offended: it's just the letters talking.) : Asleep Inside an Ol...
-
My good friend Ted McMahon brought the latest issue of JAMA ( Journal of the American Medical Association ) to our poetry group last night,...
-
Dean and I have been enjoying the new season of True Blood. I suppose you could think of it as a more "mature" version of Twilight...
-
I love this poem from today's Poem-A-Day. What humor, and music! The title, of course, from Shakespeare. And the poem itself a wonderfu...
-
Some wonderful news in the mail today. Prairie Schooner has selected my group of poems published in the Winter 2004 issue as the winner of t...
-
You scored as Albert Camus . You are Albert Camus, so you are one sweet existentialist. He built largely upon the framework of existentiali...
-
The keys to this exercise are contemplation and brevity. 1) Think of someone or something you are obsessed with (3 min). 2) Write a six ...
No comments:
Post a Comment