Read To Me Some Poem
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by Pamela Stewart
Poised between the conversational and the lyrical, Don Moyer's poems offter depth, skill, music, a curious mind, but not artifice. These poems are direct, challenging, smart and often thoroughly beautiful: dogs, kids, Chinese food, disability, poverty, what thrives, what fails -- all indicate "The world's more alive than we may believe."
The First Blue Day of Spring
God throws open His huge right hand
and sparrows pour through spring.
"If a little time is left,
it is only a last scrap."
But sweet, so close to bone.
Our luck still holds today -
God hasn't opened
His left.
"People wanting poems
continue to clamor
all day long,"
Yuan-mei wrote,
250 years ago.
They still clamor, but not for poems.
God, poet, or magician -
you need to watch both hands.
Again
God opens
His huge right hand;
again
a thousand sparrows lift.
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