MELYSSA G. SPROTT Winterlust Oh, how I miss the frigid kiss of winter upon my skin! The cold air, that wind in my hair, a chilling frost gets in. To hide from yet hold, that bitter cold such a…
Poets from the World, Melyssa G. Sprott, USA
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Poets of the World, Pavol Janik, Slovakia
New York In a horizontal mirror of the straightened bay the points of an angular city stabbing directly into the starry sky. In the glittering sea of lamps flirtatious flitting boats tremble marvellously on your agitated legs swimming in the…
Poets of the World, Filipe de Fiúza, Portugal
«You are alone, with yourself, in yourself. You flow alone in something that sustains you. You are alone as a reaction to the force that sustains you in the flow of solitude.» «You who have ignited the light of super…
Poets of the World, Hamza Hassan Sheikh, Pakistan
LAMENT OF A SCHOOL BOY My little body is drenched With my own blood My head is not with me My body is shattered too Now no one is able To recognize me. The cruel man dyed His filthy dreams…
Poets of the World, Caroline Nazareno, Philippines
Illuminating Rover Light me as the powerful nebulas Returning from light years of photons Be my auroras in the eve of unknown darkness And all other darkness that the lord of light cansolarly and universally define Be my spectral radiance…
Poets of the World, Jagdish Prakash, India
I AM SEVENTY SEVEN I am Seventy Seven, yes, I am old as they say, grey hair, receding hair line and chin with folds but what shall I do to the moons in my eyes, the glint, the glow, the…
Poets of the World, Jay Ramsay, England
BEE LINES The golden bees are making sweet honey From all my old failures —Antonio Machado, transl. Robert Bly In a rough grass patch by a leaning silver birch these boxes left as if in mid-move two raised on a…