For bonny-baby eyelashes, from Love Poems by Women, edited by Wendy Mulford.
from Jade, or the Medea Within Us / by Patrizia Vicinelli, translated by Franco Beltramettii and Tom Raworth
How did you want to live? Your temple within a poisonous crystal
oasis, how brave we are to give time all its security.
In her passion she smiles red the banner comes to an end and
meanwhile
For simple things, from Mouth to Mouth: Poems by Twelve Contemporary Mexican Women, edited by Forrest Gander.
from Untitlted / by Silvia Tomasa Rivera (b. El Higo, Veracruz, 3.7.1956), translated by Janet Rodney
It’s something much simpler,
like opening a window and touching that luminous spot
bursting in the cup of your hands.
For Chagall and his bright world, from The FSG Book of Twentieth-century Latin American Poetry, edited by Ilan Stavans.
from The Poet in the Countryside (After a Marc Chagall painting) / by Jorge Teillier (Chile, 1935-1996)
Yes
we could also be lying down
prominently in the painting
with the raincoat covered with grass
For Chagall and his bright world, from The FSG Book of Twentieth-century Latin American Poetry, edited by Ilan Stavans.
from The Poet in the Countryside (After a Marc Chagall painting) / by Jorge Teillier (Chile, 1935-1996)
Yes
we could also be lying down
prominently in the painting
with the raincoat covered with grass
For 5th grade, from Poetryfoundation.org.
from Fifth Grade Autobiography / by Rita Dove
I was four in this photograph fishing
with my grandparents at a lake in Michigan.
My brother squats in poison ivy.
His Davy Crockett cap
sits squared on his head
For not to the moon, from The Best American Poetry, edited by James Tate.
from After Fighting for Hours / by Kate Gleason
until their hearts gave out trying,
those pioneers who had out – survived
fever, hunger, a run of broken luck
For temples, from the Poetry app spin.
from Around Unmun Temple at Ch’Eongdo / by Ko Un, translated by Sonny Jung and Hillel Schwartz
Young faces
like dew,
like hoarfrost.
For stars and curls, from Poem A Day, Volume 2, edited by Laurie Sheck.
from Where does this tenderness come from? / by Marina Tsvetaeva (1892-1941)
Your lashes are — longer than anyone’s.
For houses empty and full and also for those empty though full, from Poem A Day, Volume 2, edited by Laurie Sheck.
from All Hushed and Still within the House / by Emily Brontë (1818-1848)
Through rain and through the wailing wind,
Never again.
Never again?
For gratitude, knights and castles, from Selected Translations, by W.S. Merwin.
from Don GarcÃa / by Anonymous, translated by WS Merwin
‘When I was a child the King reared me,
God was a cloak around me;
A horse and arms he gave me
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