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Posted By:  zephyr
Posted On:  May 6, 2009

  Giving everything

Reflections of Fidel (Taken from CubaDebate) ON May Day, still under the impression of the parade, the colors of our flag, today a symbol in the eyes of the world, and the youthful, intelligent and enthusiastic faces of our students, who closed the parade of that overflowing...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr
Posted On:  Apr 26, 2009

  When Politics Disappoints, the Young Turn to Allen Ginsberg

By Marlene Nadle: Chasing the ghost of Allen Ginsberg takes a lot more energy than following his mentor Walt Whitman. Whitman just loafed and leaned observing life. Ginsberg danced and chanted his way around the world. His bass voice in full throb, his brass finger cymbals always handy,...... [view]

Posted By:  Kumhianoa
Posted On:  Apr 15, 2009

  Penny for your thoughts, Master

sweetness mixes with sorrow, a friend's gay laughter, blood litters the streets, basking in your triumph, the foe you beat thru it all, the Formless speaks, the veil lifts, you finally see, the clean slate, do you have the courage to simply be? ... [view]

Posted By:  edenomandafrica
Posted On:  Feb 11, 2009

  Best Poem Of 2006

Nominated by UN as the best Poem of 2006 - Written by an African Kid. When I born, I black When I grow up, I black When I go in Sun, I black When I scared, I black When I sick, I black And when I die, I still black And you white fellow When you born,...... [view]

Posted By:  melissasnowden
Posted On:  Jan 30, 2009

  "580 Letters, One Check" / My Beloved / Sufi Poet (967 - 1049)

"Let sorrowful longing dwell in your heart. Never give up, never lose hope. Allah says, 'The broken ones are my beloved.' Crush your heart. Be broken." --Shaikh Abu Saeed Abil Kheir, aka Nobody, Son of Nobody (lived 967 - 1049) (An epithet from Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson)... [view]

Posted By:  melissasnowden
Posted On:  Dec 21, 2008

  No One Is an Island

Younger, tougher, I thought I could do everything myself. No one needed to be there for me, to contribute, to lend their generosity, accommodations, anything, besides books. I was an individual, a fortress, I could do it all myself because never taking meant never owing. What have I...... [view]

Posted By:  melissasnowden
Posted On:  Nov 17, 2008

  Brubeck (poem)

Dave Brubeck Night. Working, listening to Brubeck on my bed, jazz lazy, low swings. Amber glow--the lampshade, the candle, the comforter. I love your lolling piano, your sweet, singing sax. Nothing is mine but work, and this room, accompanied by the radioed tempo. Work is good, love is...... [view]

Posted By:  melissasnowden
Posted On:  Nov 14, 2008

  Shuttle Launch, 11/14 @ 7:55 pm

Shuttle launch, Florida: Luminous orange pitch in the sky, makes the Full Moon seem so small. Unbelievable!... [view]

Posted By:  melissasnowden
Posted On:  Nov 10, 2008

  (untitled)

I'm not always sure of what is positive I'm not always sure of what's constructive I didn't know the word "deconstruct" until much later, it was my alternative to self-destructive. It took you years to get there, we were walking the same thresh hold; I wish you could've understood me...... [view]

Posted By:  sewotoy
Posted On:  Sep 26, 2008

  The Hunger Poem

let the poem speak for itself, i dont have much else to say: The Hunger Poem by Delroy "Nesta" Williams The screams of the poor are whispers to the world, Hear their Voices. Like howling wolves over distant lands but coming from our back yards, hearken to the needy make the right choice. Stop...... [view]

Posted By:  sewotoy
Posted On:  Sep 21, 2008

  D/can Creole Poetry

This poem is by a D/can poet and it is written in creole but also making available the english translations for those who cant understand creole. The true essence of it is in the french creole though so hope it is enjoyed as much as i enjoyed reading it. Also feel free to compliment the writer...... [view]

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