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 cannot make a living from your art,
double the art, double any part
(but not the whole)
Heaven bribes me;
But for a dream
I have only to lie down.
Watching a rerun of the movie favorite
Where a dejected naval would-be hero
Hangs himself in a unit of the aquamarine
“Hold, just grab the grass,” counseled my link
to the humanized, floricultured top,
when, on the incoming tide, the waves
tall and brown in a fog, basaltic
Falling to
his potting-mix-brown
avenue—
Of those who finally win notice,
of these artists it is said their early work
is either purer, more astounding,
Whatever is expressive
about clumsiness (bad knees),
disproportion (potbelly,
After a bad night,
Goya might have invented turkeys.
Almost swamped by ink,
Stuff my eyes with clouds.
Dangle tender mites above my lashes till
the lids go lank
Here is the rock behind which she rose from the unpleasance of sea-foam.