Tag Archives: Van Gogh
“The Ivy Green” by Charles Dickens
Selected for Immortal Muse by Zireaux (read Zireaux’s comments on this poem) The Ivy Green from The Pickwick Papers, by Charles Dickens Oh, a dainty plant is the Ivy green, That creepeth o’er ruins old! Of right choice food are … Continue reading
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I Write! I Build! — Stanzas 117 to 122
Res Publica, Book One, Canto the Second 117. But beauty bejeweled is beauty matured! Just look at Keisha Castle-Hughes.71 ’Twas Oscar’s gild that made her lose her youth – and made her fame assured. Or look at Van Gogh. Who … Continue reading
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“My Poetry Tour of South India (Continued)” by Zireaux
Now let us not disgrace a poem with world affairs and those who choose – like Rush, or Chris, or even Noam – to be the groupies of the news. This world is a great performer. And like her fans, … Continue reading
Filed under Kamal, Book One, Poetry by Zireaux
