Philosophia Perennis By Anne Waldman - Giggle Poems
I turned: quivering yellow stars in blackness??? I wept: how speech may save a woman The picture changes & promises the heroine??? That nighttime & me ...
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Sometime During Eternity . . . By Lawrence Ferlinghetti - Giggle Poems
Sometime during eternity ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????? some guys show up??? and one of them ????????????????????? who shows u ...
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For No Clear Reason By Robert Creeley - Giggle Poems
I dreamt last night the fright was over, that the dust came, and then water,??? and women and men, together??? again, and all was quiet in the dim moo ...
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“After Experience Taught Me ...” By W. D. Snodgrass - Giggle Poems
After experience taught me that all the ordinary Surroundings of social life are futile and vain; I’m going to show you something very Ugly: someday, ...
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Traveling through the Dark By William E. Stafford - Giggle Poems
Traveling through the dark I found a deer dead on the edge of the Wilson River road.
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Meta-A and the A of Absolutes By Jay Wright - Giggle Poems
Blind men, on bourbon, with guitars, blind men with their scars dulled by kola, blind men seeking the shelter of a raindrop, blind men in corn, blind ...
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The Strength of Fields By James L. Dickey - Giggle Poems
Men are not where he is Exactly now, but they are around him around him like the strength Of fields. Dear Lord of all the fields what am I going to do ...
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American Solitude By Grace Schulman - Giggle Poems
Hopper never painted this, but here on a snaky path his vision lingers: three white tombs, robots with glassed-in faces and meters for eyes, grim mout ...
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Not Guilty By David Rivard - Giggle Poems
The days are dog-eared, the edges torn, ragged—like those pages I ripped once out of library books, for their photos of Vallejo and bootless Robert Jo ...
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Thoughts in a Zoo By Countee Cullen - Giggle Poems
They in their cruel traps, and we in ours, Survey each other’s rage, and pass the hours Commiserating each the other’s woe, To mitigate his own pain’s ...
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Karenge ya Marenge By Countee Cullen - Giggle Poems
Wherein are words sublime or noble? What Invests one speech with haloed eminence, Makes it the sesame for all doors shut, Yet in its like sees but imp ...
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New Year’s Day By Kim Addonizio - Giggle Poems
Big-boned and shy, they are like girls I remember from junior high, who never spoke, who kept their heads lowered and their arms crossed against their ...
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