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And If The Heart Cannot Love Jose Garcia Villa And if the heart can not love death can not cure it nor sleep no splendor of wound the heart had no sound Bloom has escaped it and birth the miraculous flower and music and speech leave it unbewitched God it can not spell nor sun nor lover the beautiful word and it has no sound no sound nor wound
Updated 11-17-2008 at 10:43 PM by eyemaker
FIRST A POEM MUST BE MAGICALJose Garcia Villa First, a poem must be magical, Then musical as a seagull. It must be a brightness moving And hold secret a bird’s flowering It must be slender as a bell, And it must hold fire as well. It must have the wisdom of bows And it must kneel like a rose. It must be able to hear The luminance of dove and deer. It must be able to hide What it seeks, like ...
When I Was No Bigger Than A Huge By Jose Garcia Villa When, I, was, no, bigger, than, a, huge, Star, in, my, self, I, began, to, write, My, Theology, Of, rose, and, Tiger: till, I, burned, with, their Pure, and, Rage. Then, was, I, Wrath- Ful, And, most, Gentle: most, Dark, and, yet, most, Lit: in, me, an, Eye, there, grew: springing, Vision, Its, Gold, and, Its, ...
another outstanding poem from an exceptional Filipino feminist.. From the idealist that she was when younger, she emerged a pragmatist, a practical woman reshaped by the realities of life. She had found that life is not all love, that love is not the only way to one's goal. She realized that this world is "circumferenced with lucre/ within a coin of brass." She plunged into business and traveled and prospered. But Philippine literature lost her. ...
Updated 10-07-2008 at 09:52 PM by eyemaker
This week I'll be featuring some of my favorite poems and poets as well.. Firts entry-- SOLEDAD by Angela Manalang Gloria It was a sacrilege, the neighbors cried, The way she shattered every mullioned pane To let a firebrand in. They tried in vain To understand how one so carved from pride And glassed in dream could have so flung aside Her graven days, or why she dared profane The bread and wine of life ...