‘Swallowtails’ and Other Poetry by Mary Jane Myers
Swallowtails Every year we till and sow our kitchen garden, parsnips in a six-foot line, to catch the glow ...
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‘Solitude’ and Other Poems by Mary Jane Myers
Solitude Bright Venus, crescent moon, faint pearl-gray sky obscurely light the scene. A giant dolmen prostrate, astride huge boulders: ...
‘Archaic Torso of Apollo’ by Rainer Maria Rilke, Translated by Mary Jane Myers
Archaic Torso of Apollo by Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926) translated from German by Mary Jane Myers We'll never know ...
Horace Odes I.11 and III.30, Translated by Mary Jane Myers
Ode I.11 by Horace (circa 84-54 BC) translated from Latin by Mary Jane Myers Locónoé, the gods decree the ...
Catullus’s Poems 5 and 101, Translated by Mary Jane Myers
Poem 5 by Catullus (circa 84-54 BC) translated from Latin by Mary Jane Myers Ah, Lesbia, lust’s our sweet ...
A very moving and gut-wrenching piece that brings us all into your gut-wrenching loss. Thank you for sharing.
Well Mary Jane your life is a fascination. I read your comment many times with interest. I see we had…
I have happy memories of visits to the mission in Capistrano when my children were young. Thank you, Margaret C.…
Alas, it's a presumption because, I belive, the majority of students utilise AI to do there school and university assignments.…
Gerard: I dub thee: master of witty rhyming tetrameter couplets! I love the ironic “voice” in these three poems. Poem…
