Tag: Robert Frost

• * a revisit, prose poem thoughts, & thanks

  Footnote – James Schuyler   The bluet is a small flower, creamy-throated, that grows in patches in New England lawns. The bluet (French pronunciation) is the shaggy cornflower, growing wild in France. “The Bluet” is a poem I wrote. The Bluet is a painting of Joan Mitchell’s. The thick blue runs and holds. All of…

  José Angel Araguz

  December 4, 2015

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• * youthful counting with W.S. Merwin

  I remember when I came across this week’s poem in 2008. I was living another life on a street called Olive. The newsprint of the journal I was subscribed to at the time was never more precious, seemingly perishable, as when I read and later copied out this lyric by hand. I knew then the…

  José Angel Araguz

  February 28, 2014

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