Daily Poem: Shiva Tears Off ~ Anonymous

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Shiva Tears Off ~Anonymous, from Sattasai 5.55 Shiva tears off Parvati’s underclothes during love Playful delicate hands fold across two of his eyes the third eye she kisses may it protect you

Daily Poem: Vermilion Flycatcher, San Pedro River, Arizona~Margaret Atwood

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This seems particularly suitable for our Lady of Death.   Vermilion Flycatcher, San Pedro River, Arizona ~Margaret Atwood The river’s been here, violent, right where we’re standing, you can tell by the trash caught overhead in the trees. Now it’s a trickle, and we’re up to our knees in late-spring yellowing weeds. A vermilion flycatcher […]

Daily Poem: Cherishing What Isn’t ~ Jack Gilbert

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Cherishing What Isn’t ~ Jack Gilbert Ah, you three women whom I have loved in this long life, along with the few others. And the four I may have loved, or stopped short of loving. I wander through these woods making songs of you. Some of regret, some of longing, and a terrible one of […]

Daily Poem: Saturday Aubade~Anastasia Haysler

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Saturday Aubade ~ Anastasia Haysler Watching you while  you slept, Tired from the night, Dreaming of the night, I noticed that one lock of hair Which persists in curling over your left eye Despite your best efforts to straighten i. I leaned over to kiss it,  and you. You woke, and kissed me with the […]

Daily Poem: They Tied the Loving Knot~Anonymous, Ireland, 17th Century

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They Tied the Loving Knot ~Anonymous, Ireland, 17th Century They tied the loving knot: a crane and the fox from Bri Ghobhann. The fox vowed to the crane their knot would never break. Unwise, in a wilderness, to cleave to such a mate . . . . When he’s been fasting a while put not […]

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