Poem of the Day
1981
By Asiya Wadud
in a world the orange sun resets
in a world the orange sun resets
The big yellow house
up the hill a blue-green house
across a gray house
Leaped at the caribou.
My son looked at the caribou.
The kangaroo leaped on the
Airplanes take us where we’re going and leave us there,
It’s so cold in here I can’t do anything
Sea like a mirror.
One. Ripples with the appearance of scales formed, but without foam crests.
The corn they sought
Was sown by night.
First, they get up, and they take these ups and downs in stride.
He said: “Straight from the horse’s mouth.”
He said that was straight from the horse’s mouth.
In the middle of night
in Brightlingsea
There is a man in pajamas
standing on the ledge.