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Sir Thomas Wyatt translations 2
SIR THOMAS WYATT TRANSLATIONS 2
What menethe this?
by Sir Thomas Wyatt, circa early 16th century
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
WHAT does this mean, when I lie alone?
I toss, I turn, I sigh, I groan;
My bed seems...
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Categories:
newfangled, fear, heart, loneliness, lonely, meaningful, sleep, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
A Different Perspective
Spencer just turned 7 the other day.
My wife and I adopted Spencer after many years of trying to add to our family the
old fashioned way; then, after a few years of trying to add...
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Categories:
newfangled, introspection, sonfather, son, family, time, family, father,
Form:
Narrative
Upbeat, the Islander: Upbeat Comes To Terms
I'm a simple guy,
I like video games, music and succeeding without trying,
So when a man comes up to me and tell me he can save my life,
Who am I to turn down a free book...
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Categories:
newfangled, bible, hope, jesus, journey, life, religion, youth,
Form:
Rhyme
lulls
It was 64ºf and overcast this morning when Lisa and I started our 5-mile jog to the Harbor and back. We always start our semesters this way. We’re emotionally ready for fall weather and hopefully,...
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Categories:
newfangled, friendship, humor, morning, school, student,
Form:
Free verse
Homestead
Misshapen limbs of the Palo Verde trees add an artistic touch to the landscape. While
Honeysuckle twine about the old rail fence and the spiny Ocotillo flash scarlet plumes.
Mesquite trees, older than the homestead,...
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Categories:
newfangled, old, winter, old, winter,
Form:
I do not know?
Epitome Apotheosis
EPITOME APOTHEOSIS
Glory Glory
Does she answer to us to bring peace in our world?
You know men are now participants of a new recreation.
Gay sex is prone more than smoking marijuana in the sixties (60s).
They call it...
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Categories:
newfangled, africa, america, culture, england, men, philosophy, woman,
Form:
Rhyme
My Cousin Chaos
A cousin named Chaos have I (he’s not actually my cousin. He’s like my aunt’s stepson, but I guess I can still call him a cousin, right?)
There’s nothing that he will not try (like the...
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Categories:
newfangled, writing,
Form:
Limerick
Mothers-Yours-Mine
An image of a bottle feeder attached to my brother’s cage,
his crib - a newfangled breast without arms; only the arm
of an anti-motherly technique sold by the public freak.
I laugh, loads. I know my mom...
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Categories:
newfangled, america, love, mother,
Form:
Free verse
Just Ante Meridiem
High noon coming ... sixty minutes to go
Three angry riders,
twelve hooves on a swift approach
Six six-shooters strapped to the waist
of six angry eyes
Revenge on a five-year...
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Categories:
newfangled, allegory, conflict, hero, metaphor,
Form:
Epic
On the Streets of Kamora
On the streets of Kamora,
a man sits at the Fountain of Angels,
eying the days offerings
which lie at the bottom
of the tepid water.
The man remembers when he was
one of the click clacking masses,
on their way...
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Categories:
newfangled, epic
Form:
Prose Poetry
Welcome To Delhi
Revived to pop out as an empty nester
To accompany a newfangled life
Maneuvered all the way for a change of state
I dropped my bags and willed at country’s metropolis.
The heirloom edifices occupying moiety of...
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Categories:
newfangled, places, social, urbanblue, change, red,
Form:
Imagism
Don T Block Your Blessings
DON'T BLOCK YOUR BLESSINGS
An idiot sinking in the sea came up on a deserted island.
He had heard the philosophy of man is not an island, however, he resided.
He put his feet up on a fallen...
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Categories:
newfangled, angst, appreciation, beautiful, blessing, how i feel,
Form:
Imagism
The Fall of Valdersha
They are forever among us, the diaphanous spirits
Seeking the elan vital of the cycling centuries
Running from necrosis, paying a mortuary tribute
To the killing fields of a nearby Roman Spring
Living in a somnolence stupor,melting and...
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Categories:
newfangled, angst, forgiveness, imagination, introspection, life, drug,
Form:
Free verse
Disappointments
There is a cold and aimless fear
that grips our longing and aim—
like the talons of a hankered fowl,
readying itself to the plunge
of some inevitable sorrow…
The fear becomes a burning hurt—
one that is forgotten,
soon to...
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Categories:
newfangled, appreciation, courage, freedom, life, love, strength, world,
Form:
Free verse
New Beginnings
Newfangled wonderful ideas are swirling, twirling in my head,
elysian thoughts of total bliss and tranquility comfort me, and I am,
winding up to begin a new me, oh yes, I am on the threshold !
Blast off...
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Categories:
newfangled, happy, hope, joy, life, peace,
Form:
Acrostic
' Party Under the Square Moon '
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Crepuscle beamed, descried at the telluric cyan orb
Dusk devoured auric daystar as lambency was absorbed
Sun's verve, twinkle immersed by the lil' murk
Permeate the newfangled burst of wavering lights in the skylark
Stupefied by the wondrous jaw-dropping...
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Categories:
newfangled, art, fantasy, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
The Tangible Paradise
I hate Thee
He let me into a dark midnight,
Like a solitary bee
With not even a spark of light
No way to roam,
No way to play
Nobody in that home
I was like idle clay.
Unable to open my eyes,
Unable...
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Categories:
newfangled, family, life, nostalgiame, dark, dark, me,
Form:
I do not know?
The Trenchant Sword
So,
Think you have won
Today,
It's just begun
Launch a barrage of viscious lies
To tax the heart and mind
Behold through muddy rivers
Flows crystal waters
Pivot a man's most enduring friend
Into his newfangled enemy
Amid stormy clouds
Seeps rays...
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Categories:
newfangled, inspirational, life, philosophy, me, truth,
Form:
Free verse
From Dusk To Dawn
Night comes and calls for darkness,
bringing end of the day or something, or the hope for a new sunshine ,
For the rise of a new day ;
a newfangled day wrapped like a bride in unrevealed...
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Categories:
newfangled, life, time, day, house, day, house, time,
Form:
Prose Poetry
A Newfangled Sonnet
Nature is whispering for me to come,
to meander in a forest- green hued;
and rest beside a gentle rippling stream,
then, lay among wild flowers in a field.
as butterflies float and my soul is healed,
and...
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Categories:
newfangled, nature,
Form:
Sonnet
Gender Equality
For three hundred thousand, of five billion years,
A fact never challenged by science or fears;
Upright Homo-Sapiens, embodied two genders,
Each body clearly favoring, the other body’s splendor.
But alas as we humans, have improved and evolved,
We decided...
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Categories:
newfangled, america, boy, education, gender, girl, men, woman,
Form:
Rhyme
Divorce Court
Divorce Court
He doted on phishing, that viral, newfangled
invasion, though most of his handshakes got tangled.
He fumbled his Trojans, cunningly dangled
in front of my mouse so that I would be wangled
to click on the bait. My...
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Categories:
newfangled, anger, divorce, light, wife,
Form:
Rhyme
Technology
Untangled at last, amid wire entwine, the lost connector newly found
It will not work without it so no picture and no sound
Next step to find the slot to put it in, not easy when there's...
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Categories:
newfangled, analogy,
Form:
Blank verse
Turning Usa Upside Downward
Gleeful happy joyful jubilantly wonderful exciting times
Unknowing about pandemics, upbeat feeling climbs.
Two-thousand-twenty sobering, history unprecedented.
Wishing China bat-eating fetish never invented.
Family laughter disappeared suddenly January weekend.
Hugging, kissing, contacting, unacceptable, distance recommend.
Turning USA upside downward, Covid-19...
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Categories:
newfangled, usa,
Form:
Rhyme
New Odessey
Stepping onto foreign soil
I take my first newfangled breath
"Here skies are blue
And dreams come true" -
They say, this is success.
With every step I take, I see
My peers ten steps ahead of me
They all began
Where I...
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Categories:
newfangled, america, change, discrimination, identity, immigration, international, journey,
Form:
I do not know?