A collection of inspired poems recounting the author's insights and reflections
on love, sex and politics while traveling on the New York City subway.
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Excerpts from
Dante
Street
by
Ignatius Graffeo
A Forest For The Trees ... Third stanza: A forest for
the trees |
Lampblack & Whiteout ... First stanza: Turn
down the darkness Listen
for a voice with a star © 2011 |
The Star Spangled Banana ...
First and second stanza: |
Man With A Bomb ...
First stanza: |
Lilac And Rose (A Sestina) ... First 2 stanzas: Her
footsteps silent as the angels She lights upon
my mantle, this butterfly © 2011 |
Daisy ... First stanza: I
looked into the day's eye. © 2011 |
Icarus,
His 21st Century Solo Return
...
First stanza: Suck blindly her double corona, Wrap your waxen wings around Her tiny islands, spotted heifers. Singe your lips on her filament, Plunge your tongue into hot pinkness. © 2011 |
Ravens And Nightingales ... First 2 stanzas: O Nightingale, sing me the song
of Diana. Yo, Raven, once white as the snow © 2011 |
The Night Bird (for Allison Steele) ... First stanza:
The waxing moon changes signs
|
VIRTUAL DEATH ... First stanza: Death,
that unconquerable foe-- |
A Place In Your Heart ... First stanza: © 2011 |
Plus others.
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