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skip to main content menu closed today open 11am to 8pm opening hours free membership support us search global search enter your keywords close visit online catalogue competitions events & exhibitions online poetry schools & families news write & publish about us contact us history meet the team work for us our collections audio collection books postcards posters press clippings closed today open 11am to 8pm opening hours free membership support us royal festival hall (level 5), southbank centre, london open tuesday - sunday from 11am to 8pm poem of the day stern poem for elaine feinstein by lee harwood the faces blur, yes, but the actions carry through moving or not moving the angle or degree matter little except the realisation of the powers we all wield are responsible for what we do the act politic storms blowing from the sou’west. in the square the trees bend and make noise. spring tides highest for 300 years believe me. enjoy this poem 12 june i stepped from plank to plank by emily dickinson enjoy this poem dickinson_emily_poster_2005_r00136105 11 june bronzefield by maggie sawkins sounds like a place that once was torched by the breath of a god, but more likely it was built on a field of corn, this building with high red walls where you’ve finally been netted. my mutant butterfly, when i come to visit they search my mouth. enjoy this poem 10 june breath span by paul auster 1. along with your ashes, the barely written ones, obliterating the ode, the incited roots, the alien eye--with imbecilic hands, they dragged you into the city, bound you in this knot of slang, and gave you nothing. your ink has learned the violence of the wall. banished by your brothers, you cant the stones of unseen earth, and smooth your place among the wolves. each syllable is the work of sabotage. 2. flails, the whiteness, the flowers of the promised land: and all you hoard, crumbling at the brink of breath. for a single word in air we have not breathed, for one stone, splitting with the famine inside us--ire, out of bone's havoc, by which we kin the worm. the wall is your only witness. barred from me, but squandering nothing, you sprawl over each unwritten page, as though your voice had crawled from you: and entered the whiteness of the wail. 3. scanned by no one but the loved, the margins rehearse your death, playing out the travesty of nakedness, and the hands of all the others who will see you, as if, one day you would sing to them, and in the longer silence of the anvil, name them as you would this sun: a stone, scourged by sky. 4. vatic lips, weaned of image. the mute one here, who waits, urn-wise, in wonder. curse overbrims prediction: the glacial rose bequeaths its thorns to the breath that labors toward eye and oblivion. we have only to ready ourselves. from the first step, our voice is in league with the stones of the field. 5. the blind way is etched in your palm: it leads to the voice you had bartered, and will bleed, once again on the prongs of this sleep-hewn braille. a breath scales the wick of my stammering, and lights the air that will never recant. your body is your own measured burden. and walks with the weight of fire. 6. unquelled in the voiceless hull, where seed ends, and augurs nothing: you will plow the choral rant of deepnesses, and go the way that eyes go. there is no longer path for you: from the moment you slit your veins, roots will begin to recite the massacre of stones. you will dwell. you will raze your house here--you will forget your name. earth is the only exile. 7. the dead still die, and in them the living: all space, and the eyes, hunted by frail tools, confined to their habits. to breathe is to accept this lack of air, the only breath, sought in the fissures of memory, in the lapse that sunders this language of feuds, without which earth would have granted a stronger omen to level the orchards of stone. not even the silence pursues me. 8. the left hand locks the door. the right hand pries a darkened stone from this pyramid of seeds, and all light grows without us. from one word to the next, the page is the heir of desert: its distance and obscenity, of which i am the scribe,--and the shadow, stumbling through this vast stone room, where the darkness cures me of my name. 9. rats wake in your sleep, and mime the progress of want. my voice turns back to the hunger it gives birth to, coupling with stones that jut from red walls: the heart gnaws, but cannot know its plunder; the flayed tongue rasps. we lie in earth's deepest marrow, and listen to the breath of angels. our bones have been drained. wherever night has spoken, unborn sons prowl the void between stars. enjoy this poem 9 june playing house by fred d'aguair we collected brown branches fallen from coconut palms propped them against a tree for a center post in a tent you brought a pinch of salt i grabbed two handfuls of rice you found a match i found a tin pot we struck up a fire between stones half-filled the pot with water brought it to the boil added the salt and i licked grains stuck to your palm dumped in the rice after we picked it clean of stalks watched the pot though we knew all about watched pots and for plates we used dasheen leaves and for spoons our fingers and we talked with our mouths full about children how many we would have and the ratio of boys to girls you wanted more girls i preferred more boys and that would have been that were it not for the tiredness after a meal that necessitated sleep in our little tent of coconut branches and the two of us curled up together as we imagined we would be when we grew big and began all this building of a house and cooking and planning for children in earnest but for now we sleep enjoy this poem 8 june history project by kathy jetnil-kijiner enjoy this poem 89 kathy jetnil-kijiner - marshall islands 7 june sea love by charlotte mew enjoy this poem mew_charlotte_poster_2000_r00130511 see all poems search the catalogue catalogue search ebooks search 23 may 2018 latest acquisitions may 2018 latest news 7 june 2018 what is an #instapoet? 24 may 2018 forward prizes 2018 shortlist announced more news upcoming events 12 jun instagram poetry 12 jun of average sunlight: a display of artists' books more events keep up to date stay in the loop, sign up for email updates about new items, events and competitions sign up contact us ask a librarian frequently asked questions lost quotations join the library membership is free largest public modern poetry collection download ebooks to your device join now join in visit the library southbank centre, london tuesday - sunday from 11am to 8pm plan your visit © national poetry library 2018 southbank centre is a charity registered in england and wales no.298909 accessibility cookies privacy the national poetry library is part of

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