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Tag Archives: walt whitman
Walt Whitman
In a tumbling leaf, you found the secret to song– Wonder, unceasing.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, John Biscello, nature on the move, pay attention, spiritspeak, walt whitman, wonder
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Song of Hope
They kill poets in these parts don’t they? When I got here I saw Walt Whitman’s wizened head out back impaled on a stake flies buzzing round its concomitant rot and stench I heard one of the locals say it … Continue reading
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Tagged allen ginsberg, anne sexton, dreams, hope, John Biscello, love, Poetry, poets, soul, spirit, walt whitman
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Walt Whitman
Of myself and stars, he sang in forked, unsigned tongues– Words his place-holder.
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Tagged celebration, earthy, haiku, I sing of myself, John Biscello, life, poem, poet, Poetry, Stars, uncle walt, walt whitman, whitman's wild children
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