Poem of the Day
Yellow Striped Pajamas
By Shamsher Bahadur Singh
walking silently on his paws, he emerges from the semidarkness and disappears into it.
walking silently on his paws, he emerges from the semidarkness and disappears into it.
if you rub the back of your child
at bedtime
his wife will be happy
I can’t but for doing,
I guess, put my eye
against crossing
1. At first, I thought I was an angel.
I was alone & the black air
hummed with moths with the smell
On the cover of the book of 19th-century
etchings, three lady bicyclists,
their black eyes fixed on the front wheels,
unprecious, as song to howl,
as captain to warlord, as wolf
to man, as the wolf in the man
At the left, the ax; at the right, the saw.
The ax in the block, the saw on the sawhorse.
Sawdust smothers the walk. Sitting in the
The delicate foot of
Phoebe Isolde Farmer
taps measures acceptable to, among others, the
Jack Crack
took his palette to Paris
and writing his friends
Don’t worry, Patricia,
about being forgotten:
you have left stray hairs
Somewhere on a manicured street / a poem is waiting