Poems, essays and articles of this poet reflect his composite interests for ecology and culture, politics and jazz. From 1968 to 1973, he was a professor at the University of Santa Barbara (California) and became famous among students for his hilarious notes and tendencies of laziness on the university campus. Of his vast work, we recommend you “At that hour”, “In defense of the earth” and “Long poems”.
CONFUSION – I pass your home in a slow vermilion dawn, the blinds are drawn, and the windows are open. The soft breeze from the lake, is like your breath upon my cheek. All day long I walk in the intermittent rainfall. I pick a vermilion tulip in the deserted park, bright raindrops cling to its petals. At five o’clock it is a lonely color in the city. I pass your home in a rainy evening, I can see you faintly, moving between lighted walls. Late at night I sit before a white sheet of paper, until a fallen vermilion petal quivers before me.
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