Poem of the Day
1981
By Asiya Wadud
in a world the orange sun resets
Poetry: 1960s
Colonial Hours
By Barbara Guest
The year of the hurricane
(we are speaking)
bay roadway
Lammas Dream Poem
By Robert Duncan
This is what comes of a Lammas Eve, tho I did not think of that at all this
year until I had awakend at two in the night with the lines “My mother
would be a falconress.
The Greece Poem
By Tom Clark
The margin of mountain grass moved from our feet
down
the apron of
Two City Poems
By Tom Pickard
skirt torn
high
from fighting
Stowell Street Corporation Yard
By Tom Pickard
Places take you by surprise
you walk past them
The problem of the poem for my daughter, left unsolved
By Edward Dorn
The darkness rings.
the surface from
of the face, a halo
The Sense Comes Over Me, and the Waning Light of Man, by the 1st National Bank
By Edward Dorn
My stepfather stood on the corner
by the national bank, quiet
Poem
By Aram Saroyan
The doorbell so
Lost
in the wall, the telephone
To Francis Sauf Que
By Ron Padgett
You think of everything:
Modem silence, where I go back continually
To you, as does everyone, it seems…
Evening Poem
By Kenneth Irby
Peace out on the land—even if it’s
Halloween, and the spirits out
walking on the land, kids