NAPOWRIMO22 Day 2
LONGING MARKS On the top of my son’s head, slightly to the right, is a small scar only now, at six months, becoming slightly obscured by...
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Day 29
That part of the shore / washed by / a considerable distance
Day 28
A FORECAST I can't stop matching my mood to the weather. Today it is raining. Today's form is an American Sentence--Ginsberg's version of...
Day 27
BEFORE Men, with no more wit than devils drink to be soiled or stained; it's a substitute for mangling a form, a battle befitting a fool.
Day 26
72 After a madness-- I am in wax, the honey secreted, an esculent yielding.
Day 24
BEY Edward II holds the glass to a face which turns from a straight inclination to a slanting (as in bi). O--the fluid propensities.
Day 23 (dictionary cont.)
run / like flame
Day 22
DAS IST MIR WURST To learn a language is to learn another’s metaphors. The ceiling is falling or cabin fever—each term a poem in...
Day 21 b
Today's prompt was to create a homophonic translation of a poem in a foreign language that you do not speak. I chose this poem from Ida...
Day 21
rare and curious books--
Day 20
PENTHOUSE The vent on our oven rattles in the wind as though the air grew fists and mad. It howls—so apt a phrase!— high-pitched and...
Day 19
There is a sadness in surviving
Day 18
Tonight, as we sat / on the balcony / the sky was divided--
Day 17
This is an invitation / to make do
Day 16
I am / the whole ship
Day 15
Americans were / pretty well discredited
Day 14
Let me be. / Let me be this. / Let me be unintelligible.
Day 13
After a time the leaves ceased / to flinch
Day 12
I DID NOT KNOW I did not know I needed birdsong or a breeze kept low. I did not know the want below a surface strong. I did not know I...
Day 11
New buds / nestled in the angle / of leaf and stem
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