POETRY

THE SNOWY NIGHT – Poetry, by Moon Tae-jun

THE SNOWY NIGHT Oh, my lover who had pure eyes; oh, the silver scales that occupied your eyes. Tonight snow…

8 years ago

THE POEM MAN – Poetry, by Gabriela Bellemare Gaston

THE POEM MAN On this side of eternity, alone, hope, the sun freedom all trace, tomorrow’s poem-being on this side…

8 years ago

FLY ABOVE – Poetry, by Parvin Etesami

FLY ABOVE No true seeker asks guidance from a lost. A wise questions not a madman’s wanderlust! Science is like…

8 years ago

YOUR SHOULDERS – Poetry, by Forough Farrokhzad

YOUR SHOULDERS Your shoulders are sheltering proud rocks. In their slant crawl, the lightly shower of my locks! Your shoulders…

8 years ago

EMPTY GARDEN – Poetry, by Yesim Agaoglu

EMPTY GARDEN Your pillow howls, I howl. You’re gone, so is your black hair, were you here I’d rest my…

8 years ago

AN EARLY WINTER LETTER – Poetry, by Kim Yong-taek

AN EARLY WINTER LETTER Lovely leaves have all been shed, from the mountain ahead of me. Longing for the empty…

8 years ago

FILLING IN THE BLANKS – Poetry, by Chen Guiliang

FILLING IN THE BLANKS Heaven, you see, is blank, so blank, such a vast blank, I wonder what it takes…

8 years ago

WINDOW OF AN EYE – Poetry, by Shiraishi Kazuko

WINDOW OF AN EYE From the window of your eye today I can see the sky. You are a cheerful…

8 years ago

IN PERPETUAL SPRING – Poetry, by Amy Gerstler

IN PERPETUAL SPRING Gardens are also good places to sulk. You pass beds of spiky voodoo lilies and trip over…

8 years ago

A COLD SPRING – Poetry, by Elizabeth Bishop

A COLD SPRING A cold spring: the violet was flawed on the lawn. For two weeks or more the trees…

8 years ago