Charles D. Tarlton – Three Prosimetra
On the horizon, just over the tops of the yellow, red, and orange autumn woods, the clouds pile up slowly into the sky. It’s as if you were seeing these things for the first time.
Read MoreOn the horizon, just over the tops of the yellow, red, and orange autumn woods, the clouds pile up slowly into the sky. It’s as if you were seeing these things for the first time.
Read MoreBeauty is the lever which moves the soul — to action or reflection, to laughter or to tears, to passion or compassion, in company or in solitude.
Read MoreI fall in love with the art of writing poetry over and over again.
Read More1963.
The year some French
Took too literally
Baudlaire,
And his poem, “The Cat”:
Félicette
Body electric,
Name ironic.
With ceremony,
Flung into space.
beauty is profane.
bursting through, it serves no other, vital for itself. and self as whole, and wholly beautiful. rough and wild, tender, true.