Long Mains Poems
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Translation of the Windmills of Your Mind By T Wignesan
Translation of Les Moulins de mon Cœur-THE WINDMILLS OF YOUR MIND by T. Wignesan
(For the orignal text in French by Eddy MARNAY : see here below. The English version by Marilyn and Alan BERGMAN differs...
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Categories:
mains, autumn, destiny, heartbroken, lost love, poetry, solitude,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
Translation of Eric Mottram's Time Sight Unseen, Part 1 By T Wignesan
Translation of Eric Mottram’s TIME SIGHT UNSEEN, Part One by T. Wignesan
"Instead of an item in a school of rhetoric, the poem could have variety of articulations, continuity and discontinuity, sentence and parataxis, and an...
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Categories:
mains, imagery, introspection, literature, philosophy, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Translation With Commentary of On Est Les Oublies By T Wignesan
Translation of « On est les oubliés » (They/We are the neglected and forgotten lot)
by the songster-poet Gauvin SERS
(For the last two years, this young unassuming Frenchman, full of verve and disarming airs has been...
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Categories:
mains, 4th grade, anger, children, city, school, song,
Form:
Free verse
King of Kings: 1-90
1 A plume of dirt and grime envelops sky;
The hellish slug of gas does creep along.
It casts an orb three hundred stories high
Over the Sun and ends his morning song.
The birds and trees now stand a...
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Categories:
mains, metaphor, , western,
Form:
Epic
Translation of Eric Mottram's Homage To Paul Eluard By T Wignesan
Translation of Eric Mottram’s HOMAGE TO PAUL ELUARD by T. Wignesan
(Note: Here, I retain EM’s translations into English from Paul Eluard’s poems and his source language quotations from “this vital spirits…” onwards, for, according...
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Categories:
mains, devotion, eulogy, french, relationship, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
10 Conversations In Icu Part I
Number one.
"Good morning. Would you like tea with your breakfast?"
No. I want milk with my porridge but it hasn't yet come."
"You will have to ask them."
"Who's them? Who should I ask? Which one?"
"The people...
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Categories:
mains, funny, hilarious, humor, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
Stranger Than Fiction Part 2
I told him who I was and explained my predicament and asked would it be possible to use their phone to get help, he said” unfortunately we do not have a telephone.”Strange I thought,...
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Categories:
mains, death, religious, world war ii,
Form:
Prose
At the Graves Gate
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"A grave wherever found preaches a short and pithy sermon to the soul.” Nathaniel Hawthorne
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Categories:
mains, fate, grave, hate, love,
Form:
Rhyme
ukrainian regrets
There was poetry,
In the open fields,
On the slanted blueberries,
On the skirts of schoolgirls,
There was poetry,
In the sunny cupboards,
In the quiet gardens,
In the sweet air of spring,
There was some poetry
In the caressing hands,
In the chalk of...
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Categories:
mains, poetry, war,
Form:
Free verse
Skies From a Little Girl's Eyes
She wades in until the water reaches her waist,
looks out and continues into the endless sea.
Her imagined long gown floats behind her.
Her little girl shoulder blades
become hidden beneath the water.
Each time she raises her...
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Categories:
mains, child, french, nature, princess, sea, sky,
Form:
Free verse
It's Too Early In the Gray Sky - From French
No one in this morning
The road is deserted,
It's too early under the gray sky,
The veins of my hands,
Salient hands on the wheel
The look Elevated
The white line scrolls,
The colored houses, fled,
Since the curves crossed,
Creeks glimpsed,
The white...
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Categories:
mains, anger, car, dog, feelings, ocean, visionary, water,
Form:
Free verse
Klacatoo - Translation of Kevin Gilbert's Klacatoo By T Wignesan
Klacatoo – Translation of Kevin Gilbert ‘s « Klacatoo » by T. Wignesan
On nous avait coincé sur la rive de Lachlan
un endroit qui s’appelle Klacatoo
là où nous rassemblions au coucher du soleil
quand nous entendions le...
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Categories:
mains, death, discrimination, grandmother, grief, memory, racism,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Tomorrow, At Dawn- Demain, Des L'Aube
French Version -
Demain, dès l'aube by Victor Hugo
Demain, dès l’aube, à l’heure où blanchit la campagne,
Je partirai. Vois-tu, je sais que tu m’attends.
J’irai par la forêt, j’irai par la montagne.
Je ne puis demeurer loin de...
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Categories:
mains, grief,
Form:
Verse
The Heroes of Buzzard's Bend, Part Iii
...Then he could see it, the boils,
on their neck and wrists, bright and red,
he felt an itch on his own back,
and felt a cold moment of dread.
Now Diaz could not ignore it,
and Mains’s words came...
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Categories:
mains, corruption, god, hero, history, religious, symbolism, western,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
The Heroes of Buzzard's Bend, Part I
Now I know you’ve heard the story
of how I all was way back when,
when cowboys rode with Indians
near our small town of Buzzard’s Bend.
Not long after the Civil War,
when it was a hot mining claim,
the...
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Categories:
mains, corruption, god, hero, history, religious, symbolism, western,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Hurrican Wilma In Aftermath
It was a baren world
We fled without a feather of pride
After the storm was gone
Escaping the aftermath to hide
What in you was going on
I remember the fury of the night
And you coming, coming, coming
But never...
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Categories:
mains, anniversary, natural disasters, peoplestorm,
Form:
Free verse
The Heroes of Buzzard's Bend, Part II
...But Mains just shrugged, then said, “Let’s go.”
offered the wrists to his bandittos.
Two of them led the man away,
Diaz fumed more watching him go.
Denied the chance to see him beg,
denied the chance to drink his...
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Categories:
mains, corruption, god, hero, history, religious, symbolism, western,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Nakuja Kwa Wito Ninaendelea I Come I Praise--
Nakuja
Kwa wito, NINAENDELEA – I COME I PRAISE--
I come
To the calling
I stand at this gathering
I stand
At my calling
With lifted hands—praising
I praise to the All Father
My Father-God
I come to the calling
To the calling of my Lord
I...
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Categories:
mains, caregiving, dedication, devotion, god, inspirational, jesus,
Form:
Qawwali
My Wife the Paper Shredder
Buried in an avalanche you
might see on "Hoarders buried alive"
back and foreground
white sheet with limited pay per view,
nonetheless sky scraping heap
(Uriah not kid) nsync with a 'U'-
shaped tube anchored securely thru
solid wood - sporting
towering, leaning,...
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Categories:
mains, appreciation, april, father, humorous, parody, pride, tribute,
Form:
Free verse
The Radiant Smile Of A Woman
The smile of a woman in the spring is prettier
Than the dancing glow of the yellow tulips of the pond
As said the other: her face is embellished and polished
With honey syrup. She really has a...
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Categories:
mains, blessing, dream, fantasy, imagination, poems, smile, valentines
Form:
Free verse
Emotions
The emotion of your call came over me and I can't stay impassible
this silent keyboard which I can get wonderful sound
my fingers are moving, and can not resist petting and be sensible
the first notes...
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Categories:
mains, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
River Stream Elixir
"The streams are my veins."
Rivers, rather than flowing around us, deliver vitality to every cell and fiber in the body. They are the life-giving arteries and veins of the earth. By Poet
Sarcastic, keen...
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Categories:
mains, analogy, appreciation, beauty, river, romance,
Form:
Rubaiyat
Sulu, Lock Phasers and Await My Command 1
Captains Log Star date 8391.1,
I now face a terrible dilemma. After the bloodiest of battles with a crew from
another dimension, a crew of doppelgangers, in essence a crew of ourselves, we
have finally...
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Categories:
mains, philosophy, spaceme, me,
Form:
I do not know?
Buddgelin Bey - Translation of Rex Marshall's Buddgelin Bey By T Wignesan
Buddgelin Bey – Translation of Rex Marshall’s « Buddgelin Bey » by T. Wignesan
(Rex Marshall, b. July 16, 1943 at Grafton, belongs to the aboriginal tribe, Thungutti/Gumbaingeri of the Baryulgil
Reserve in New South Wales. He...
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Categories:
mains, humorous, mother, nature, rights, , 6th grade,
Form:
Free verse
An Epic Poem
(Sing along to tune "Jonah Man Jazz")
The city of Bongwater was a city of sin,
An epic journey of the man who did the bins,
All that binning at 5am made a terrible din,
Monday mornings in...
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Categories:
mains, adventure, children, funny, journey, light, water,
Form:
Free verse