Take My Hands Take my two hands make eight feet of them give them to the spider I soaked in hot water in my kitchen sink. I will hide my arms in long sleeves, will finish the last painting with…
Poets from the World, Ajmer Rode, India
Tag Archive for Poets from the World
Poets from the World, Elisa C. Martinez Salazar, Dominican Republic
Angels come with rain Angels come with rain. The ashes in their voice -noise in the midst of silence- rain on homes and street corners. A young woman, bright green eyes and in love with the world sees beauty in…
Poets from the World, Jagari Mukherjee, India
BLUE ROSE I love what you love – A poem, to be precise. My tongue lacks eloquence And so, to be concise… I saw a blue rose – I remembered your hand Touch roses that turned blue And your fingers…
Poets from the World, Mitko Gogov, Macedonia
Whetted Paths (since my feet will not walk on anything else) I look for you like a needle in a haystack like an iced plane on a melting island in which I could put a polar bear so that it…
Poets of the World, Maria Koursi, Greece
When the night falls she escapes She locks the cage carefully and leaves ………………….She wonders what she has forgotten ………………….She locks away and leaves ………………….Maybe the light is on ………………….Maybe the door is open ………………….Maybe the day after today ………………….Maybe…
Poets from the World, Federico Rivero Scarani, Uruguay
Poems from the sunset They will bring you dark and bitter chalices They will name you with words of steel They will play with your sanity and your dreams They, the unspeakable beings without time will search your name in…
Poets of the World, Gülsüm Cengiz, Turkey
KAMBER ATEŞ, HOW ARE YOU? This poem is written for a Kurdish mother, visiting her son in prison seeing him for the first time after seven years, but she is forbidden to speak her own language, so she uses a…