Photoblog: Suspended

"Suspended" by me

Photopoetryblog: Day of Poetry

March 21 is UNESCO World Poetry Day and this entry is in honor of this day.


Poem: "Radar en la tormenta" by Alfredo Veirave (an Argentinean poet that I am writing about in my dissertation)
Photo: "Break in the Storm" by me



Radar en la tormenta


Y alguna vez, no siempre, guiado por el radar
el poema aterriza en la pista, a ciegas,
(entre relámpagos)
carretea bajo la lluvia, y al detener sus turbinas,
descienden
de él, pasajeros aliviados de la muerte: las palabras.

"Break in the Storm"

Radar in the storm (my poor translation)

And at times, not always, guided by radar
the poem lands on the runway, blindly,
(in the midst of lightning)
taxis in the rain, and when the turbines stop,
from it emerge
passengers relieved from death: the words.

Photoblog: "The Great Bend in the Susquehanna"

"The Great Bend in the Susquehanna"

Photopoetryblog: Wings

Photo: "Angel of Air and Water" by Me

Poem: "Men Say they Know Many Things" by Henry David Thoreau

"Angel of Air and Water"

"Men Say They Know Many Things" by Henry David Thoreau

Men say they know many things;

But lo! they have taken wings, -

The arts and sciences.

And a thousand appliances;

The wind that blows 

Is all that any body knows