Short Winslow Poems
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Illustrator Winslow Homer
as a painter caused quite a stir
Depicting the force of nature
with sea studies so real&sure
Winslow Homer of seascape fame
paint ed scenes just of Mainet
The epitome self-reliant Yankee
in his day a household name you see
At
the end
of their watch-
squared up to the
storm
Ekphrasis Eight Bells by Winslow Homer
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Whipped
by the
raging wind,
white horses ride
the
tide
until
exhausted-
die upon the
shore
Inspired by Winslow Homer's paintings of the American seaboard at Maine
Two boys in a field
Just passing the afternoon
Idle words spoken
Aware of the song of bees
The future only a dream
By Winslow Homer-American Artist
painted 1873
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Cy the cyclone needed a home
Thought about Alaska, specifically Nome
Tornado Tom spoke of this with hilarity
Said to Hurricane Howl, how weird can Cy be?
Cy will be back any second, I truly bet
But the cyclone Cy had found himself a pet
A polar bear he named Winslow Wide
He stayed with him in Nome until the day he died.
Two men walk down a dusty street
in Winslow, Arizona.
One places small white crosses
at the curb and recites names
while the other bears witness:
"Juan Fernando Lopez”
“Presente!”
“Maria Anna Ramos”
“Presente!”
“Jose Angel Fernandez”
“Presente!”
“Restos mortales” (Mortal remains)
“Presente!”
This continues until
that day’s accounting
of bodies found in the desert
is complete.
After the flood
cats and cars slipped under the long night,
only to drift backward
as if yesterday still pulled them in.
Old Charley Winslow died
before the flood,
but when the river threw itself
over the dike
he was seen to float out of a lower window.
Lots are gone.
Welcome mats and whistle pigs,
sheds and shingles,
plastic peddle carts.
Lots never made it back to yesterday.
Lots of underwater things.
Linda said Winslow is a good cardiologist.
She said it’s really good she only has the
oxygen on her nose. Good news and we
are happy that she seems to be getting
back to normal again.
Above is from our neighbor who once
worked in ICU where Jill has been.
Good To Hear and Fear Did Disappear
This is good news and great to hear,
What will happen now my each fear,
About worried;
Had hurried,
Is all gone forever and did disappear.
Jim Horn