Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TELEGRAM, by MILO DE ANGELIS First Line: The window remained as before. The cold | ||||||||
The window remained as before. The cold repeats that idiotic essence of rock just as the letters of every word tremble. With a half smile you point out an exit, some stairs. Not even now have you symbols for the dead. I spoke to you of the sea, but the sea is a few square meters, a drill, scarcely out. It was also, for us, the intuition of a daughter breathing in the first moments of a thing. Paper to say broth and rice, months to say pillow. The blue ones call me frozen in a fixed star. Used by permission of Story Line Press. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...CONTINUOUS TIME by MILO DE ANGELIS FINITE INTUITION by MILO DE ANGELIS HILBERT'S PROGRAM by MILO DE ANGELIS IN THE LUNGS by MILO DE ANGELIS PROTECT ME, MY TALISMAN by MILO DE ANGELIS ROWING IN FAMILIAR JANUARY by MILO DE ANGELIS THE NARRATOR by MILO DE ANGELIS |
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