Long Pierre Poems
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Jean Lapresle: the Solitary Oak On Mount Kremlin Bicetre A French ‘Indianist’ Doctor: A Tribute to a Die-hard Humanist
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Categories:
pierre, celebrity, endurance, french, loss, solitude, tribute,
Form:
Elegy
Translation of 'The Story' By Kama NasserThe Story
by Kamal Nasser
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
I will tell you a story ...
a story that lived in the dreams of my people,
a story that comes from the world of tents.
It is a story...
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Categories:
pierre, arabic, betrayal, christian, conflict, courage, devotion, religion,
Form:
Free verse
Translation of the Windmills of Your Mind By T WignesanTranslation 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:
pierre, autumn, destiny, heartbroken, lost love, poetry, solitude,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
The Ship Came Like A Flying Horse or Homage to the Famous Poet FranketienneThe ship came like a flying horse, at an inexact time
Our brother-sailor, from the Pantheon of Poets, was on board
Jean Pierre Basilic Dantor Frankétienne D’argent
Who wrote, in haste, the last act
Happened to be miraculously on...
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Categories:
pierre, celebration, eulogy, farewell, journey, literature, poets, tribute,
Form:
Free verse
War and Peace: That Midst Nations and NationalsWar and Peace: That Midst Nations And Nationals
War and Peace, a classical fiction by Leo Tolstoy, first published as Voyna I Mir in 1865–69. This picturesque reflection of early 19th-century Russian culture saw as its...
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Categories:
pierre, allegory, angst, life, marriage, war,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Blocks View of His FeetBlocks View of His Feet
Trump not only is total loss but also complete;
Speaks same words several times and will repeat;
Ignorant sign off;
Retarded slightly above,
And big belly does block view of his both feet.
James Thesarious Hilarious...
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Categories:
pierre, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
The Weddng Ceremony of the Dead, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel S Les Noces De La Mort By T WignesanThe Wedding Ceremony of the Dead, Part One, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel’s Les Noces de la Mort by T. Wignesan
Orgy of stone !
I drank hate in your inferior parts
And bathed during a wild summer our...
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Categories:
pierre, bereavement, marriage, religious,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
The Crime Is Snowed Over, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel S Il Neige Sur Le CrimeThe crime is snowed over, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel’s Il neige sur le crime
Are we buried under snow holding our silence
in what immense Cimmerian (collision) of terror ?
The mouth kept open in the shriek...
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Categories:
pierre, absence, devotion, war, , literature,
Form:
Free verse
Daylight savings time more'n minute effect on meDaylight savings time more'n minute effect on me
In 2024, daylight savings time will begin at two o'clock ante meridiem on Sunday, March tenth. That will mean losing an hour of precious sleep and moving the...
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Categories:
pierre, adventure, age, appreciation, creation, imagination, march, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Acknowledgements1. John Desmond Patrick Keegan
2. Alfred, Lord Tennyson
3. Sally Aline Mae Beller
4. Charles Edward A. Berry
5. Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce...
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Categories:
pierre, appreciation, dedication, inspiration,
Form:
List
Achab, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel's Achab By T WignesanAchab*, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel’s Achab by T. Wignesan
One man alone stands erect before the king, and speaks
A man
Alone
The king is not accustomed to being confronted face to
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Categories:
pierre, loneliness, words,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Follow Me, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel's Suis-Moi By T WignesanFollow me, Translation of Piere Emmanuel’s Suis-moi by T. Wignesan
Everything begins on a morning like just another but
which becomes its own following day.
The next day of...
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Categories:
pierre, allegory,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
If Ever I Had a Country : Lx and LxiIF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LX - LXI
The Yijing says : " If the common folk commit crimes, the fault for them shall reside with this one person (i.e., the Sovereign) himself… "...
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Categories:
pierre, bullying, immigration, leadership, people, political, surreal,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Cajun Night Before ChristmasAs promised to Sara Baker... here is the Night Before Christmas,
Cajun style ~ by James Rice
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Categories:
pierre, christmas,
Form:
Rhyme
The Mute Hearts of Babylon
"The Mute Hearts of Babylon"
the day
the poets died
a cloud past
over the eyes
of those
who required
the dance
in music
storms
calmly stole
electric love
the new arrivals
raged on
while the
beautiful dreamers
woke too late
sunk raptures
looped on cue
sucked in...
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Categories:
pierre, freedom, future, muse, music, poets,
Form:
Free verse
Villanelle: Who's Afraid of Virgin Wolf's Wisdom ToothVillanelle: Who's afraid of the Virgin Wolf's wisdom tooth
(As unlikely as it may sound, this happens to be the TRUTH: the foremost French journalist, André FONTAINE of Le Monde; an illustrious Academician poet, Pierre...
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Categories:
pierre, anti bullying, betrayal, family, fate, french, paris,
Form:
Villanelle
The Eye of the Sea - Part 3Continued from The Eye of the Sea part 2
The heaving swell and the waves from hell
Soon swamped our valiant vessel,
With the holds in flood: tattered sails above,
We were in the direst of peril.
In a meet...
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Categories:
pierre, adventure, boat, sea, sin, travel,
Form:
Epic
Monoku Monday - Apr 2021"Some Grave Humor for Monday Mourning" Posted 5 Apr 2021
take note: if you don't go to your friend's funerals they won't go to yours
some think our cemetery is...
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Categories:
pierre, grave, humor,
Form:
Monoku
Clair and Her Family PicnicThere was a BEAR named CLAIRE. She had two sisters BLAIR, CHER and a brother PIERRE. CLAIRE"S family planned a picnic this year. Mama BEAR had to go to MARKET SQUARE which was very RARE....
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Categories:
pierre, adventure, animal, anniversary, children, children, morning, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Love Is Truth-A Joy For Ever-WTrue love never dies it’s black and white in books
Love is not love that alters when finds alteration
Love stories are fantasies giving joy to the world
Ideal love is an object set for lovers, for...
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Categories:
pierre, beauty, joy, love, , literature,
Form:
Sestina
Love Is Truth-A Joy For Ever-True love never dies it’s black and white in books
Love is not love that alters when finds alteration
Love stories are fantasies giving joy to the world
Ideal love is an object set for lovers, for example
Lust...
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Categories:
pierre, joy, love, truth, , literature,
Form:
Sestina
A Self-Tutoring Translation of Rimbaud's Final Version Vowels In Contemporary TermsA Self-Tutoring Translation of RIMBAUD's Final Version " Vowels " in Contemporary Terms
(" Vowels " (final version, without the definite article, with the poet's corrections) in RIMBAUD Œuvres complètes. Ed. by Pierre Brunel. Paris...
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Categories:
pierre, analogy, color, sound, surreal, symbolism, word play,
Form:
Sonnet
Silence, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel S Silence By T WignesanSILENCE, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel's poem: Silence by T. Wignesan
The silence PRIOR to silence
Silence anterior to the ineffable SYLLABLE where silence is born where it’s accomplished in advance
PERCEPTIBLE syllable distanced by far from pure silence...
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Categories:
pierre, creation, universe,
Form:
Free verse
TodtnaubergPaul Celan (1920 in Cernauti, Romania - 1970 in Paris) was a poet and translator. Paul
Antschel was born into a Jewish family in Romania, but as a writer used the pseudonym
"Paul Celan," becoming one...
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Categories:
pierre, peopledeath, work, death, work,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Esmeralda, As Told By the Poet Pierre Gringoire - With Apologies To Victor HugoI had been placed in chains
Where the cripples shed their canes
And the blind regained the art of seeing.
It was a robbers’ den
And as all God fearing men,
I had assets needed freeing.
Sometimes...
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Categories:
pierre, allegory, desire, literature, romantic,
Form:
Lyric