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Since 1997 Artvilla has published and published many of these poems. They have been widely read via search engines. Some of these mp3s have been on the internet
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Modern Music Nashville is in Itunes and all digital outlets. This free album presents some of Artvilla’s artists and shows that we may be worthy enough that you will respect our other offerings in the stores.
for many years and are widely distributed by file sharing services.
Modern Music Nashville is in Itunes and all digital outlets. This free album presents some of Artvilla’s artists and shows that we may be worthy enough that you will respect our other offerings in the stores.
David Michael Jackson
Jake and Haystack
Drew Clayton
Susan Mandel
All poems by David Michael Jackson
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Ooga Booga Poems Frederick Seidel Poet
Winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize
A National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist
A Griffin Poetry Prize Finalist
A New York Times Book Review Editors’ Choice
The poems in Ooga-Booga are about a youthful slave owner and his aging slave, and both are the same man. This is a collection from “the most frightening American poet ever” (Calvin Bedient, Boston Review).
poetry for peace poem
Yeah I’m there, man,
like a peach or a flower,
or a rock in the street,
picked up in the street
by a child and hurled at a tank,
while we visit the Hitler channel and
brag about our cluster bombs
and speak of freedom.
Whose flag?
Whose flag
shall we drape over the child?
Yours?
Mine?
And so this rock in the street, this
peach or a flower
bounces off the tank, and
falls again helplessly in the street
as helpless as this poem
as helpless as the peach or the flower or
the child
We can do this.
We can write this poem
We can read it.
for
peace
for
children and mothers everywhere.
Sing and rejoice for life
this day,
this day
and
tomorrow.
poetry for peace
poetry for peace
poetry for peace
poetry for peace
david michael jackson Dec 2 2004 editors@artvilla.com
Poem Nantucket Fish Out Of Water Poem by Joan Pond
A Fish Out of Water
So far from ocean,
here.
No pounding waves or crashing surf.
As Nantucket weighs,
heavy and deep.
In my sleep
I hear bell-buoys.
It”s only a dehumidifier
droning,
as the engine of a ship.
Yet,
I turn and list
avoiding shoals and reefs.
Tossing in my sleep,
I”m a fish on dry land
with a sered eye
of rainbow.
Ship-wrecked.
I dream
of
home.
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