The time I took
to make this book,
being both debut
and long review.
Showing posts with label epigram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label epigram. Show all posts
11.09.2023
11.06.2021
7.23.2020
alt usage
If it’s poetry you want to write
You must pitch your Strunk & White.
You must pitch your Strunk & White.
Labels:
epigram,
grammar,
non-standard,
usage
6.21.2020
10.16.2012
no know
And yet after my knowing "ah-ha,"
the poem retains
an everlasting je ne sais quoi.
the poem retains
an everlasting je ne sais quoi.
Labels:
epigram,
reading a poem,
understanding,
unknowable
9.30.2010
aphoristic ambitions
Every couplet aspires to aphorism (or epigram). [Thinking of Alexander Pope.]
Labels:
alexander pope,
aphorisms,
couplet,
epigram
12.24.2007
tiny poem of hope
HOPE
Tomorrow will be beautiful,
For tomorrow comes out of the lake.
—Emanuel Carnevali, Furnished Rooms,
edited by Dennis Barone, Bordighera Press 2006
(I love the way this small poem works, starting with that bald-faced expression of hope then turning to 'the lake' as the improbable agent of satisfaction.)
Tomorrow will be beautiful,
For tomorrow comes out of the lake.
—Emanuel Carnevali, Furnished Rooms,
edited by Dennis Barone, Bordighera Press 2006
(I love the way this small poem works, starting with that bald-faced expression of hope then turning to 'the lake' as the improbable agent of satisfaction.)
Labels:
dennis barone,
emanuel carnevali,
epigram,
lake,
small poem,
tomorrow
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