Carolyn Martin – Three Poems
In the nano-second before I consciously register a sunset or spring’s first bleeding heart or the image in a favorite poem, there’s a visceral reaction that precedes my brain’s focusing.
Read MoreIn the nano-second before I consciously register a sunset or spring’s first bleeding heart or the image in a favorite poem, there’s a visceral reaction that precedes my brain’s focusing.
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Read Morereading a poem well entails thinking like a person of faith reading a sacred text—you must assume that every feature of the language is significant and every choice was a deliberate one that could not have been made any better.
Read MoreIt is the inner flame within, a rapport between me and my surroundings, a mellifluous word or whisper that regales my ears, a tactile thrill, a scent that lingers in my nostrils, the taste of success after so many disappointments, an equilibrium of wills.
Read MoreWe surprise ourselves discovering how much beauty is out there just waiting for us to notice and deem beautiful.
Read MoreMileva worked with Albert on the papers that comprised his “miracle year” of groundbreaking theories.
Read MoreThough you can’t pinpoint what exactly is coming, something within you knows, just knows, it is good. Surely beauty has a hand in that.
Read MoreBeauty is that sense of discovery when young deer stare at us without fear as we walk towards them, or start noticing the spiraling movement of the wind in the cattails surrounding the pond or the elliptical pirouettes of our squirrels and chipmunks.
Read MoreOne desires the beautiful because one develops a taste for beauty, and all the senses to perceive it become finer and finer, to enjoy the pleasures of beauty for its own sake.
Read MoreBeauty is here in each creature’s hunger and action. And in my watching.
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Read MoreBeauty — that ephemeral being that so often exists beyond words, in transcendence of our ability to fully describe, that something that lies just beyond our grasp, teasing us with moments of startling truth
Read MoreI am still stumbling over beauty, and I believe all the beauties of this world are simply shadows of God. In the natural world, I hear echoes of Beauty. In my poetry, I explore the echoes as well as a Tune I can’t wait to hear fully.
Read MoreBeauty is both an expression of the gorgeous and the terrible, a reflection of the way in which nature works
Read MorePoetry is the essence of beauty. The way sound, form and language all come together to create a subtle music through words while offering some kind of deep meaning that changes how we view the world in some way, no matter how small.
Read MoreI believe we are here to connect and to be beacons of light, refracting goodness in the world.
Read MoreBeauty is a museum-quiet stillness that allows all our senses to fully bestow a sense of calm, clarity, charity and empathy, on ourselves and hopefully on others.
Read MoreLike musicians, poets need to practice the “repertoire” by learning and knowing it.
Read MoreI believe that the best writing explores or celebrates the beautiful and meaningful elements of life.
Read MoreComplexity is essential for true and lasting beauty.
Read MoreA person, or a place, or an experience, that helps me to believe – just for a moment – that everything will be alright.
Read MoreBeauty is the call that awaits a response.
Read MoreThe weightless touch of their flesh on our skin / is all we will ever know of beauty.
Read MoreThe world is a constant nonending explosion of beauty.
Read MoreRecognizing and responding to beauty is more about its appeal to a higher, spiritual nature which is innate, and perhaps our saving grace–as we are mostly brutes.
Read MoreWantonness and messiness aren’t the same; just ask Robert Herrick.
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Read MoreBeauty abounds; it always has. I am the one who has changed.
Read MoreTo swim across the coral alive with crimson, spiked creatures and glare into the natural hidden paradise beneath the glassy surface. This is beauty in its purest form.
Read MoreBeauty is a verb. Beauty happens. It happens to humans in condensed haiku-like moments.
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