Friday, October 03, 2014
Seamus Heaney’s last poem published in Irish national gallery’s anthology
You can read this and see a picture of the painting that inspired it by following the embedded link.
Banks of a Canal
by Seamus Heaney
Gustave Caillebotte, c.1872
Seamus Heaney’s last poem published in Irish gallery’s anthology | Books | The Guardian
Banks of a Canal
by Seamus Heaney
Gustave Caillebotte, c.1872
Seamus Heaney’s last poem published in Irish gallery’s anthology | Books | The Guardian
Tuesday, September 02, 2014
Jorge Luis Borges’ 1967-8 Norton Lectures On Poetry (And Everything Else Literary)
"Now, thanks to UbuWeb, you can not only read Borges, but hear him as well. They offer MP3s of Borges’ complete Norton Lectures, which the writer gave at Harvard University in the fall of 1967 and the spring of 1968". List of links to the eight Harvard lectures. It says he was virtually blind and gave the lectures without notes.
Friday, June 13, 2014
A Curse Upon the Poets
Hopewell Rogers - undergroundbooks.org:
[...]
In truth, old dead, I pray you rose again--
I pray you found, once rain and roots renewed
A mustard tree, a house to revel in,
A feast by mulled camaraderie imbued
(Or, if you tired of the gab of men,
A sylvan path, a stream, some solitude).
But if you died who once could hold a pen:
I wish you—cordially—disquietude.
[...]
In truth, old dead, I pray you rose again--
I pray you found, once rain and roots renewed
A mustard tree, a house to revel in,
A feast by mulled camaraderie imbued
(Or, if you tired of the gab of men,
A sylvan path, a stream, some solitude).
But if you died who once could hold a pen:
I wish you—cordially—disquietude.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Uche Ogbuji
Descent
Pishsh!
The pishsh
Snow flies pishsh
Head height, foot flung,
Cold in crouching shock
As mouths Oh! into smiles
Pishsh!
The pishsh
Snow flies pishsh
Head height, foot flung,
Cold in crouching shock
As mouths Oh! into smiles
[...]
Read on: Link
Sunday, April 27, 2014
'Amor en la Zona Colonial' by Natalya Handal | berfrois
"Why can’t you put your tongue in my mouth like you used to?" (Read all)
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Southernmost Point Guest House
The name is taken from the first poem in the book. This is a sequel to the earlier volume, Last Night's Dream Corrected, which is also still available.
You can preview the list of contents here. For more information about the contributors and the book and for links to buy, please see http://newshortstories.com/southernmost-point-guest-house/.
Monday, March 17, 2014
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