Poems on the topic: writing

Poems on the topic “writing” on Poets.by.

CheerfulBob Perelman

Jan 1

given the brain being an industrious essay just beginning physically un-inked and hopeful and given the skeletal structure rolling over and away from the heartbeat galloping off ahead of the heartbeat gambling and running back to wait for the heartbeat Jim's I think drinking his heartbeat always mentioning purple everybody's heartbeat and given the cool brain riffing through the smoke to the clear sky-writing and given this conservative forming and reforming of the letters "boys will you burn the leaves?" This industrious thing can't be trusted
InspiredAnna Wickham

Return of Pleasure

I THOUGHT there was no pleasure in the world Because of my fears. Then I remembered life and all the words in my language. And I had courage even to despise form. I thought, " I have skill to make words dance. To clap hands and to shake feet, But I will put myself, and everything I see, upon the page. Why should I reject words because of their genealogy? Or things, because of their association? Why should I scorn a bus rather than a ship? "

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