Poem of the Day
Twins
By Dorothea Lasky
Man in an Easter suit
Leans into me
To kiss me
But I am not in the mood for that
I turn and cough
I am desirable
Man in an Easter suit
Leans into me
To kiss me
But I am not in the mood for that
I turn and cough
I am desirable
The writing of poems
and the living of life
seem to require
If I were to sit in this chair
laughing
when you come into the room
Mmmm
I get up and am seized by the present
Whose presence is
When I am dead and gone
they will say of me,
“We never could figure out
“I’m going out for a pack of cigarettes.”
At one point in the history of our language —roughly
from the 1920s into the early 1950s is my guess —those
The funny thing is that he’s reading a paper
As if with his throat
With the bottom half folded neatly under his chin
You think of everything:
Modem silence, where I go back continually
To you, as does everyone, it seems…
I love you. Woody,
when you peck
on the head
I would like to tell you a story.
My little wife suggested that I tell you this story
because she received such pleasure from it,
And according to
the stranger first ice sheets will thaw
sea levels will