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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: SARTARELLI, STEPHEN Matches Found: 33 Sartarelli, Stephen Poet's Biography 33 poems available by this author ACTS OF LIGHT: LIFE IN SMALL UNITS First Line: Unwrought, the old stone Last Line: Or poison, burns %forward and back ACTS OF LIGHT: OPENWORK First Line: Feathered wind, skylorn Subject(s): Creation ACTS OF LIGHT: OPENWORK First Line: Feathered wind, skylorn Last Line: Turning in a bending %of the sun Subject(s): Creation ACTS OF LIGHT: SCHEMA First Line: Being's %the souls -- histrion Last Line: The form -- wellspring %one %would %give it ACTS OF LIGHT: THE CIRCLES First Line: In some great clatter unremarked Last Line: And we shall suck the tainted flowers ACTS OF LIGHT: THE RUNAWAY WOODS First Line: Perphaps the old morning imbalance Last Line: And leave the bartered calm to cushion %yet another evening DAY'S NIGHT: A PIG'S EYE First Line: Earthbound rings the heavens' thunder Last Line: Naked in a hall of mirrors in the mind DAY'S NIGHT: AGED REASON First Line: A sudden turn toward another fog Last Line: Still seems to lead us where it's going DAY'S NIGHT: BRIGHT AVENUES First Line: It was a kind of lilting madness Last Line: Restore the ravage to the touch DAY'S NIGHT: DER LIEBESTOD First Line: A needle in the temple Last Line: It's not a dream. %it's dreamlessness DAY'S NIGHT: DIURNE First Line: In the sudden throng of daylight Last Line: Breathless with another life DAY'S NIGHT: FIRE IN THE MIRROR First Line: This sentence, like any, admits no delay Last Line: Stops at the moment of birth, as if unseen DAY'S NIGHT: LATE-CENTURY AMERICANA First Line: In the rise and fall Last Line: Of deprivation and despair DAY'S NIGHT: NOCTURNE First Line: Certain evanescences Last Line: But here the night air dashes everwhere, tepid, open-ended DAY'S NIGHT: OCCASIONAL BLESSINGS First Line: Getting an edge on the tremors Last Line: Wing-effort against the wear and tear DAY'S NIGHT: WHISPER'S PROGRESS First Line: The ragged matter at our fingertips Last Line: Frantic figures dropping off, apocopate DIURNE First Line: Seed flux and %easter-light air Last Line: Yet under heaven %all does regardless DIURNE First Line: Another dawn might be a spray of lavender Last Line: Oblivious to burdens of light to be shed EARLY SPRING First Line: Muted season evanescent Last Line: Of a temporary birth, myriad and necessary IN THESE SKIES First Line: In these skies invisible somewhere Last Line: Chasm-windows on the soulless MISTRAL Poem Text First Line: An occasional madness, airborne Subject(s): Wind MISTRAL First Line: An occasional madness, airborne Last Line: Even when the wind dies down PHANTASMATIKON First Line: From black against the nothing Last Line: The body come ex nihilo READING THE NUMBERS First Line: They have entered the house in broad daylight Last Line: Safe from the mayhem above and below SAINT-ESTEVE First Line: Another light defined the day Last Line: Before the eyes, above the page THAT LAND (3) First Line: Anything beyond Last Line: Utters clouds upon a leaf THAT LAND (4) First Line: Whatever else the turning Last Line: Augmenting, now receding THAT LAND, SELS. First Line: Another way to anywhere Last Line: The squall, drowns the rattle of the open gate THAT LAND: 10 First Line: It must have been another country Last Line: In breathing, in birthing fall away THAT LAND: 2. First Line: A sun of many minutes Last Line: Shakes ideas out of effigy WHAT EYES STILL GLIMPSE First Line: What eyes still glimpse the angels falling Last Line: Of all the finite days of our bewilderment WHERE DID LOVE GO? Poem Text First Line: One notable casualty of the Subject(s): Diplomacy & Diplomats: Iraq War (2003); United States; France; America WINTER GARDEN First Line: Sharp on the unbreathing earth Last Line: With love by a gardener for the blind |
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