Classic poem of the day
Ainkurunuru 321, 323, 325, 327, 328, 330
(1)
Even when I cross those places
where the hen-eagle,
parched head and chisel beak,
squawks on the dry forks
of spreading omai trees,
beyond the bare forest floors,
the several hills of alien languages,
her gentleness
goes with me.
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Member poem of the day
'It's gravity, baby',
that's how it started--
three whispered words
under the bleachers,
two bodies
pulled into orbit.
From tongues of flame
halting caterwauls
breathlessly
stumbled...
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