Poem-a-Day

Poem-a-day

The root-tune of our being being this nightsweltering in the boybunks.

Owl-absonant sensesurround of sweatshine and moonklieg insomnia both.

The mustangy (shin-shank) clash of us hopped-up spiral-eyed on sun-tea and the sugars.

« en garde your ownself you I could kill you again easy »

Unsweet unsmotherable systole-diastole (and back again) (and so forth)

of the instigator v. the aggravoked; unbridleable-arterial

brotherbeat

of kick-poke (and pester-choke and parry) play at play.

Atsuro Riley

Previous Poems

Title	Author	Date
Song for Lonely Roads	Sherwood Anderson	07/18/2015
The Sun in Bemidji, Minnesota	Sean Hill	07/17/2015
Mozart Songbook	Joan Larkin	07/16/2015
Stammering translated sonnet in which the poet sends the rains of Havana to her love in New York	Suzanne Gardinier	07/15/2015
Poem for Beachheads & Briars	Michael Robins	07/14/2015
Ever	Meghan O’Rourke	07/13/2015
Of Love: A Sonnet	Robert Herrick	07/12/2015
The Thaw	Henry David Thoreau	07/11/2015
Living Room	David Yezzi	07/10/2015
Touching the Floor	Max Ritvo	07/09/2015

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07/18/2015