Thursday, October 23, 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
The Seeds of the Rhozidichichron
In Memory of My Grandmother
Bertha Wallace Farr
"Rhozidichichron seeds, they ripen not,
nor do they thrust and heave up to the sun,"
my mother's mother dreamed. One night she shot
bolt upright in her bed. "I am the one,"
she thought, "for the annunciation of
a secret that was sealed like the tomb
of that boy God, descended from above,
who placed that seed that ripens not." Her womb
was in her mind that dark of night. She wrote
it down and then she fell asleep. Perverse!
When morning came, she looked down at her note
and saw the secret of the universe.
The Dreamtime universe may be a game,
but God puts seeds in mothers just the same.
Copyright - Robin Ridington
October 14, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Plume of Cockatoo Press: Robin Ridington's Homepage
Plume of Cockatoo Press: Robin Ridington's Homepage
http://sites.google.com/site/plumeofcockatoopress
The Meltdown
Here's a new sonnet on the current economic crisis.
(Copyright 2008 Robin Ridington)
The Meltdown
The dismal science economics is
or is it are? Them perps in suits and ties
shut down our sunshine. Is Tireseus
depending on their truth or on their lies,
or simply on the simple way things are?
The Dow is down, reflecting Adam's fall
from Heaven's grace. The Serpent in a bar
says, "Have another drink, and here's to all
the bozos who invested in the dream
of ponzo, gonzo, Morgan Stanley. Piss
on them and on their progeny." The scheme
collapses, lapses, detumescent hiss
of smiling serpents and economists
whose dismal science sadly is remiss.
Robin Ridington - October 7, 2008
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Robin Ridington's Homepage
My homepage is http://sites.google.com/site/plumeofcockatoopress
It has some more clips from The Poets Don't Write Sonnets Anymore
Labels:
Altamira,
Democracy,
Kyoto Protocol,
Sonnets
Sunday, September 28, 2008
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