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831 | Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence Will our eyes soon see what themselves see? Will our brains still think what they think? Will we still…

830 | TO THE DEAD POET OF OBSCURITY

TO THE DEAD POET OF OBSCURITY (In honor of the dead unpublished poet) Well done! You have won! You should not…

829 | THAT PLUM TREE

THAT PLUM TREE There are jasmines in all these gardens. I remember that plum tree that blossomed In every breezy and…

828 | WITH A CHILD’S EYES

WITH A CHILD’S EYES   I want to see the world with a child’s eyes, almond-shaped, clear, limpid, and innocent: a…

827 | THE SEED OF POETRY

The Seed of Poetry     A poem is a small seed, a life that breathes while waiting for light. Where…

826 | Wind of Solitude

Painting by Tyoma Wind of Solitude   What wind of solitude, cunning and strange, is gusting wildly through this little night?…

825 | AGAINST THE TIDE

Painting by Rauf Janlbekov, Azerbaijan     AGAINST THE TIDE   Poetry seeks its path against the tide. It cannot change…

824 | I CAN’T LOVE YOU

Painting by Frans Minnaert, collection Ithaca Foundation   I Can’t Love You  I feel your beautiful heart, And I can sense…

823 | GENESIS

Painting Biagio Fortini, Italy Genesis Every poem begins in the morning, with the sun. Even if the poem is not visible…

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