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Two poems about cats by Charles Baudelaire
Cats They are alike, prim scholar and perfervid lover: When comes the season of decay, they both decide Upon sweet, husky cats to be the household pride; Cats choose, like ...
Two sonnets by David DeCleene
Cardinal in a Cage No London Tower racks my wretched frame, No dynast’s wrath bears down upon my neck. Brave words unvoiced by Thomas gilt his name. Alas, my feeble ...
Sixteen haiku by Andrew Hamlin
Hummingbird tries to perch on two crossed branches *** Traffic lights play catch with yellow one block apart *** Tap away at her eyes long enough/// hit winter streams *** ...
Arthur Rimbaud: A poem for June
Novel I. No one’s serious at seventeen. —On beautiful nights when beer and lemonade And loud, blinding cafés are the last thing you need —You stroll beneath green lindens on ...
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