Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THREE PANELS: THE LIGHT, by MARK IRWIN Poet's Biography First Line: Starts, then the greening, and we Subject(s): Light | ||||||||
starts, then the greening, and we stamen, anther, and fully flower in it. We sweep, bend, and blow, finding the air. To be is to fully have the moments, but then they are gone, the dissolving story we cling to, looking through its curtains, shaking the dreamy sleepers who vanish in their rooms. The clouds all gold in a gone light, such that we say, memory is some light that was. The giving and finding of light. Bodies over the years moving between the film of lakes. How beautiful this forever stalling. Faces glimpsed through clouds on water, this closeness in distance, and already a remembrance of light is touching the trees, windows, and houses of an unpeopled world. http://www.middlebury.edu/~nereview | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SONNET: 1. THE BRIGHT MOON by CONRAD AIKEN WINDOW BLIND by HAYDEN CARRUTH AN ASPECT OF THE AIR by JOHN CIARDI BEETLE LIGHT; FOR DANIEL HILLEN by MADELINE DEFREES STUDIES IN LIGHT by DIANE DI PRIMA THREE PANELS: A GIFT by MARK IRWIN |
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