‘The Savage Moon’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
The Savage Moon The clouds... Tonight they hide her, but she’s there: A savage, ghostly horse without a rider. ...
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‘The River Not Taken’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
The River Not Taken ---after Robert Frost The sloop’s main sail was hoisted tight But in the fog I ...
‘Who Hears a Robot’s Prayer?’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
Who Hears a Robot's Prayer? I. He said the stones themselves would start to sing But no one ...
‘Florence Foster Jenkins’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
Florence Foster Jenkins “A Jenkins recital was never exactly an aesthetic experience--- only to the degree that an early ...
‘Americans Cross the Rubicon’: A July 4th Poem by Brian Yapko
Americans Cross the Rubicon 1. Preamble Be proud, be grateful that we’re here! We came In pain from ...
‘Kaddish for My Father’: A Poem by Brian Yapko
Kaddish for My Father Yitgadal v’yitkadash sh’mai rabah… I’ve said the mourner’s kaddish now a thousand times To mark ...
‘Advice for Tokyo Rose’: A Poem by Brian Yapko
Advice for Tokyo Rose February, 1943---Tokyo, Japanese Empire. Iva D’Aquino---an expatriate American national---is hired by Kenchiki Oki, on behalf of ...
‘The George-A-Saurus’ and Other Poetry by Brian Yapko
The George-A-Saurus Forget the Jabberwocky, son--- Instead beware the George-A-Saurus: A wicked monster you should shun; Whose single goal ...
Mr. Peterson's cautionary note is definitely warranted.
Thank you so much, Roy. My favorite author led me to this point, and I led him.
Thank you, Theresa. The first thing I did to answer this comment was to go back to your "Ballad of…
A wealth of symmetry and symbolism here, Adam. The serenade has an explicit staging stanza, leading to the performance where…
Laura, as I forgot to say earlier, thanks for your taking time and effort to read the poem and make…
