Stalin Poems - Poems about Stalin

THE DOORMAN He announced himself as doorman pulling veils of vortices archetypes tumbled out there was Einstein and St Theresa even Blake and Stalin Floating like elementals with elevated subtlety he blessed them all as enticing experiences Excited he widened a door to expose emissaries stamping time and space Monroe curled statuesque legs around his waist wobbly, said she only...

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drifting starry seas in a dingy made of meat-red fins circling beneath...

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Stalin Where are you Stalin Is winter We have deeds to perform Equality to give Winters snow shall freeze the mind Christmas troikas To the dachas’ of death We all morn and laugh The communism dream Hides inside a vodka bottle I want to dance with you Stalin Kiss your cheek For if I live in the past I can rest my bones Knowing Putin does not yet exist I...

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A time of revolution... of a poet was at hand. Of turbulence and triumph, independent in a land. On Golovinsky Prospect to the main street of Tiflis. Exploits of Djugashvili... Tilipuchui Tavern was a fleese. European fashions, Pushkin gardens, grand hotels. Often singing melodies, he claimed poetry for his swells. A wandering existence of a Bolshevik to be. The perfect crime was hidden... as a mask, a...

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Famine Foretold (Stalin, 1930, 30 million, and Mao Tse Tung 1960, 42 million, et al) The land is the lord of men who live Near yellow and lime-green fields, Who plant it and till it and gladly give All their toil, for crops it yields. Dictators forced them to the modern way, Profaning ancestral farms, The land did avenge itself one day With...

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