poetry poem

From A to B. A Poem by Robin Ouzman Hislop

From chaos to drift, the inhuman landscape, snatches of music, ensnared in the fiction, the inescapable illusion of our being.   The dream returns, half remembered, half forgotten, False flick, false form, but falseness close to kin, From the rubble of artifice, The wreckage of the day long gone, But things must go their own way Reborn as myth from the commotion its left, Beyond our cont.....

Dubnium, poem from the “Periodic Table of Poetry” series by Chicgo poet Janet Kuypers

Dubnium Janet Kuypers from the “Periodic Table of Poetry” series (#105, Db) (8͏23͏14) Over the years, the U.S. and Russia have fought over all sorts of things — therm.....

Mendelevium, “Periodic Table of Poetry” poem from Chicago poet Janet Kuypers

Mendelevium Janet Kuypers from the “Periodic Table of Poetry”” series (#101, Md) “Once, there lived and existed a great learned man, with a beard almost as long as God’s.” Daniel Posen wrote that, ab.....

Manganese, “Periodic Table of Poetry” poem from Chicago poet Janet Kuypers

Manganese Janet Kuypers from the “Periodic Table of Poetry” series (#025, Mn) (stemming from “Became a Jungle”, written 05/17/10, with references to “Everything Lives With H.....