Squeezy

• Last seen on Dec 14 1:57 AM 2007. Member since February 14, 2006.
• I have 59 poems

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• Calm Infiltrates, Disguised. at sharepoetry
  A kindly fungus, / Calm chooses where / And when / To sink its thread-thin tendrils in. / / You cannot will it to come. / / As snow, it floats down, particulate; / Swathing and muffling our voices, / Spring finds it rising / With ti
• Calm Infiltrates; Disguised. at allpoetry
  A kindly parasite, Calm chooses where
• Cider at allpoetry
  Burst out of roots, generations old, Grounded in the East;

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• on Examination at the Womb-Door by Ted Hughes, on January 14, 2005

  ...on the other hand, simply surviving birth means Crow thrashed death in a fair fight. Although death owns every one of us, we've all beaten it.
  
  We must die, but we have our pride.
• on Get Drunk by Charles Baudelaire, on November 23, 2004

  Good point, well made.
• on Tractor by Ted Hughes, on October 4, 2004

  This is predominatly an observation poem; Hughes is trying to start a tractor and takes us throught the physical and mental pain it took to start it. He likens/expresses a lot of the stark, harsh life/death contrasts that come out of the countryside and the farming way of life- these things he grew up with and haunted him throughout. The tractor therefore becomes 'alive' - or rather, almost dead, because it will not start.
• on Caedmon's Hymn by Caedmon, on October 1, 2004

  Oldpoetry.com did all the translation - I just looked it up. You can find loads of old and international stuff there under your AP log in.