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“At one stride comes the” Exclamation Mark

“At one stride comes the” Exclamation Mark Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem It is as if the cherry flowerings turn At once to fruit, from pink (or white) to red Of dark and gloss, as if the blossoms burn...

The Afterlife

The Afterlife “Death, thou shalt die.” John Donne, Holy Sonnet X [not to be confused with Elon Musk’s X] Vermont | phillipwhidden.com This is the weblink to the sonnet ⇑ this post is about. The poet writes its last word on the page. That word is “still.”  Some...

Saint James and the Tongue

Saint James and the Tongue James 3:5-8 As you can see in the above graph, ⇑ AI cannot even label correctly elements in graph it generates.  I think AI needs a tongue lashing. Young men, young men no matter what you say Like other prowling men, yes, have a tongue. They...

Declining Vision

Declining Vision Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem We glory in the hues, the orange and red And rust and yellow of the fall although We barely notice lingering in the shed Of leaves the clinging on of...

Comeliness in Constancy

Comeliness in Constancy Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem The cosmos harbors constancies of grace Unending in their forms.  These coiling curls Are logarithmic out in Outer Space And in our chasmed seas. ...

Abstracting Love

Abstracting Love For Darwin John Adeniyi and Irad Levering A difficulty is that abstract nouns Like “music” are both abstract and then not. Petrushka and such characters are clowns, Bing Videos PETRUSHKA CHORD Shape-shifting in their signatures, a plot That turns and...