Anny Ballardini kindly posted a poem of mine from “Looms,” a work-in-progress, to update her Fieralingue / Poet’s Corner website:
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not all slopes
are tragic. . . .
Click on the poem to read the rest of it.
Camille Martin
*
not all slopes
are tragic. . . .
Click on the poem to read the rest of it.
Camille Martin
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SEQUEL #17
The monkey’s monkey
wears the monkey’s mask
to greet the storm
Mist under the trees
snakes move among
the fallen peaches
A young hawk squats
on the broken gate
tangled in the hedge
Clouding the darkness
snow returns to the tombs
where the mud thickens
Juncos and finches share
the collapsed chimney
lacquered with ice
—Ray DiPalma
from Fieralingue’s Four Seasons, Spring issue:
Camille Martin
http://www.camillemartin.ca
Jamas Volveré
To touch the sidereal limits with the hands—Otero
Gone are the stars that are not the sun
that punctuate heights no longer heights,
heights become space. Things I will never know
with my proximity senses are gone, all gone:
I will never hear a star upon this Earth,
but I feel the warm gusts your wings stir up.
If, in the daytime, I were to leave bread and fruit for you,
you might come again. I am not so different from
the mangrove swamp where you play.
—Larissa Shmailo
from Fieralingue’s Four Seasons, Spring issue
Camille Martin
http://www.camillemartin.ca