‘Moonburst’ and Other Poetry by Sourav Sengupta
. Moonburst I saw a comet streak across the night, And rend the sky with fire-tipped harpoon; While stars went...
Read moreDetails. Moonburst I saw a comet streak across the night, And rend the sky with fire-tipped harpoon; While stars went...
Read moreDetails. Dr. Quack My name is Dr. Henry Quack and in my little room out back, Are lots of pills...
Read moreDetails. Σχολή (Leisure) A Meditation on Horace’s Carmen I.IX You see the glist’ning peak of Mount Soracte, which towers, high...
Read moreDetails. . Vanderbilt’s Nemesis Written for Matt Walsh of The Daily Wire who has called out the evils of lucrative...
Read moreDetails. I Sailed Away to Ancient Greece I sailed away to ancient Greece In search of Jason’s golden fleece. I...
Read moreDetails. Proposition One Proposition One, written by the state legislature, amends the California constitution “to expressly include an individual’s fundamental...
Read moreDetails. Making Apple Butter Once he got the fire good and hot, Old Silas filled the kettle with some cider;...
Read moreDetails. Critical Failure Failure to launch in every direction; Ran out of fuel before firing the rocket. Time for some...
Read moreDetails. The clerihew is a relatively new poetry form introduced by Edmund Clerihew Bentley in 1905. It is usually a...
Read moreDetails. Tower of the Winds Eight winds blowing, bluster overflowing,Buffet all the crevices of earth.Eight winds searching, lustily and lurching,Spawning...
Read moreDetails. Sincerity of the Left The sanctuary cities said: “Undocumenteds may come here, It’s merciless to keep them out, We...
Read moreDetails. Brain to Heart God has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human...
Read moreDetails. Never Argue with a Progressive They never tell the truth, except by accident, And when they do, they’ll tell...
Read moreDetails. The Good Samaritan Scene: The road between Jerusalem and Jericho. It is now three days since a good Samaritan...
Read moreDetails. Serious Poetry Serious poetry, somber and grim; Dashing, descriptive, with narrative flair. Formal and versified; Rhythmic and dignified; Romance...
Read moreDetails. Equal Schmequal The traits of men were glibly mocked __By those who thought men strange--- Those who thought the world half-cocked...
Read moreDetails. The Tech Addict’s Lament As I take one more hit of electronic cocaine, I snort a fresh shot of...
Read moreDetails. 1960s Soap Operas “Soap operas,” they called them. Housewives watched Them while they sewed or cooked or ironed clothes....
Read moreDetails. Green Energy with apologies to Dr. Seuss I do not like green energy Don’t subsidize it, AOC. I do...
Read moreDetails. Sonnet 89 I passed her on the footbridge (underneath, the cars rushing pell-mell to Hades’ mouth). Backwards flowed time...
Read moreDetails. Elysium O golden hour, soft denouement of day, O mystic time of quietude and peace, When boughs and rushes...
Read moreDetails. A Woodstock for China You sit within a public Chinese bus, And out the window: buildings, concrete, dust, Which...
Read moreDetails. Uncontrolled When my behavior needs to change, __But I can’t make that be, Such lack of self-control seems strange,...
Read moreDetails. Bergerette by Marguerite de Navarre (1492–1549), translated by Margaret Coats O shepherdess, my friend,On love alone I live.True love...
Read moreDetails. Lay of the Oak I now recall a lay for you, A Briton’s tale of love made new. A...
Read moreDetails. Vicente el Bisonte (Vincent the Bison) Vicente el Bisonte used to live in Mexico He said, “I do not...
Read moreDetails. Fire on Ice How shall I serve my anger up to you? Shall I become like one most distant...
Read moreDetails. Ill-used I’ve been ill-used, no other word will do; pristinely packaged, sanitised and new a month ago I stood...
Read moreDetails. Congratulations and Homage to Giorgia Meloni Italy rises up and overthrows The stench of leftist tyranny at last. Rage...
Read moreDetails. The Last Detail Two cocksure, loud–mouthed lads one day set out, Intent on catching perch. “No,” Jim said, “trout.”...
Read moreDetails. Sex in the English Garden Light, feathery Astilbe Sways gently in the breeze Afraid she always will be Faint...
Read moreDetails. Sentimental Song A pad and pen lie by his side __This moonless night of fall. And though he tries...
Read moreDetails. Cruise Control? based on a real incident in San Francisco on April 1, 2022 (though not an April Fool's...
Read moreDetails. The Recollected Dream When midsummer rain is spearing From storm clouds darkest grey That provide no hint of clearing...
Read moreDetails. This photo comes to us from Joshua C. Frank of Texas. Write an ekphrastic poem based on it and...
Read moreDetails. What I Learned from Tolkien The darkness comes and all seems bleak and wrong, My calm is rent, right...
Read moreDetails. Milking the System We waited, we have waited, and we wait. Delays continue to increase the cost Of doing...
Read moreDetails. Illusion At times we can’t tell what we’re looking at. It could be this or else it could be that....
Read moreDetails. Carcassonne by Gustave Nadaud (1820-1893) Translated by Joshua C. Frank “At sixty years, I’m getting old, And I’ve been...
Read moreDetails. . The Night When most have fled the day and sought their beds Pre-empting stealthy onset of the night;...
Read moreDetailsThanks for your kind words, Paul.
Thanks so much, Susan!
Susan and Mike, if I may address you together. Thank you for your comments. I am touched by your kindness.…
Warren, this is a beautiful sonnet of remembrance and respect. It also has that sense of quiet dignity and personal…
Mike, thank you for these kind words. I tried to stay very close to the original meaning, making only minor…
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