January/February/March entry [ last modified: 2008-08-02 ] for links to 1976 Today see December 30 in 2006 archive a * indicates one of the selected 49 which are in this August 2007 archive the ** one is in the January 2008 archive at sw00766a = [ 1 of 25 ] January: Year-day 1 With eyes for the shining wind to begin, | project introduction - January: Year-day 2 I am a roamin' Cath'lic. Nowhere calls | love interrupted - January: Year-day 3 Having started stiffly, loosened, then flown, | celebration intent - January: Year-day 4 You who are bloated with comforts, are held | wealth warning - January: Year-day 5 Views of America: to be a guide | history interiorized - January: Year-day 6 Sleep (before continuance, before speech): | rest for the journey - January: Year-day 7 Wake. The neon night flicks rainbows. Wake. Wake. | arise and see - January: Year-day 8 We are slipping into summer. I may never | unsettlings - January: Year-day 9 All the sad remembrances, yours and mine. | past action hauntings - January: Year-day 10 They don't like me out there. I don't know why. | American self - January: Year-day 11 So here I am: in prison, on an isle, | my inner self - January: Year-day 12 "Most men lead lives of quiet desperation", | about but alone - January: Year-day 13 No, I never have quite/ learned how to swim, | inadequacies - January: Year-day 14 Happiness? Sort of an Eden within, | guarded optimism - January: Year-day 15 Somewhere I heard the voice of a man charge | King birthday sonnet - [ 2 of 25 ] January: Year-day 16 Today I begin my thirty-sixth year, | turning 35/ reflections - January: Year-day 17 Everybody likes me. Haa. Sure seems strange! | popularity foolin' - January: Year-day 18 Veils. Veils. What we see, we see but in part. | about being human - January: Year-day 19 Out of "the mouths of babes" come--tinker toys? | youth views and - January: Year-day 20 Sometimes living is spiny hard, all hooks| dissatisfaction - January: Year-day 21 It can take so long to create a poem | about poem-making - January: Year-day 22 This is a banner for the Red Rose Sect, | against abortion - January: Year-day 23 * There should be no end to the thanks I show | gratitude - January: Year-day 24 And the delicate powered-sugar snow, | as is - January: Year-day 25 Before, the past was presented as myth; | about history - January: Year-day 26 Yesterday, heavy snow, to bring us wonder, | synthesis - January: Year-day 27 Too much to think on, and with Shelley dead, | in the maelstrom - January: Year-day 28 Don't question the insanitites of writers | troubled writers - January: Year-day 29 If you still think you can flippantly spawn | me and what is - January: Year-day 30 Spirit is a music no one can hear | insight - January: Year-day 31 The year of the dragon supplants the hare's, | Chinese New Year - - [ 3 of 25 ] February: Year-day 32 When a soft rain in a rolling wind's whim | attractions fled - February: Year-day 34 * I love the sonnet, so blustery free, | of the sonnet and - February: Year-day 35 "Nobody's gonna save us from us but us." | salvation - February: Year-day 36 Honesty in the sequin snow, the cold, | reflections - February: Year-day 37 Melancholy, what a black horse you are, | melancholy - February: Year-day 39 Listening to Ron's invisible guitar | reasons for wonder - February: Year-day 40 Whim is the master of youth; order, age. | doublenesses - February: Year-day 41 Save the universe. Replace Man. The things | about humankind - February: Year-day 42 * Flick. Today is the day we celebrate | to Tom Edison - February: Year-day 43 Tall and ascetic, with a screechy voice, | of President Lincoln - February: Year-day 44 A time for quiet and simplicity. | soft touches - February: Year-day 45 Happy Valentine's, if you wish. The sky |Valentine - February: Year-day 46 Across Wayne Road, steelwheels: kids on their skates. | acts - [ 4 of 25 ] February: Year-day 47 * Whippets. Dogs of war. Flashes of delight. | anti-war surreal - February: Year-day 48 Back to the usual, then. Not because | need for calm - February: Year-day 49 Question: Will I actually make it through | doubt - February: Year-day 50 D. H. Lawrence knew it: (there is no "I"); | brain views - February: Year-day 51 Numbers all night, words all day, my brains work | my brains and - February: Year-day 52 How many images have been lost, friend, | on poem-making - February: Year-day 54 We die a lot before we have to die, | experiences - February: Year-day 55 Walking with Janice to our car, Powers | migrations - February: Year-day 56 * No idea today; so here's a line | line-number game - February: Year-day 57 Those who die in battle I long will honour. | compassion for fools - February: Year-day 58 War? I have spoken on it. But once more. | anger and separation - February: Year-day 59 After all is said, nothing's left to say, | word power and - February: Year-day 60 * So this is Sadie Hawkins Day. What fun! | leap year day - - [ 5 of 25 ] March: Year-day 61 Lionizing the lamb, making a lamb | strength against bad weather - March: Year-day 62 Say the worlds we face are as black and hard | more strength - March: Year-day 63 West Bend, the prison arrived at through years | fool & ice storm - March: Year-day 64 * Little White Lady, the Alloy's cat, found | freezing rain, kittens and - March: Year-day 65 * Can't think, my lights going brown and brown, black, | ice storms - March: Year-day 66 Determination wins the day for sure | light and dark - March: Year-day 67 So, now, electricians/ swarm through the house, | they and I - March: Year-day 68 Coming as rain, the beasts, layer on layer | the ice beasts - March: Year-day 69 * I have never had his experience, |praise fora lineman - March: Year-day 70 Hi, Thatcher Lane Gearhart, born yesterday! | birth greeting - March: Year-day 71 Happy birthday, sister andbrother. I'm | messages - March: Year-day 72 Still, sister and brother, each in your frames, | more messages - March: Year-day 73 Today the power men woke up to leave | yet more messages - March: Year-day 74 ** Starships to Andromeda. Warps of time. | sci-fi dream - March: Year-day 75 Now the storm is over, the linemen gone, | hope and persistence - March: Year-day 76 Knowledge is the hemlock of innocence, | Socrates and - [ 6 of 25 ] March: Year-day 78 What once was clear is clear no more, yet shall | oppositions - March: Year-day 79 St. Joseph the Worker's Day, and the swallows, | seen and unseen - March: Year-day 80 Guilty? Oh yes, we all are: in this; in that: | human failing - March: Year-day 81 Gods o of laughter, of sorrow, your voices | toward honor - March: Year-day 82 * Kumquats and boysenberries and the edges | as one for whom - March: Year-day 83 We are strange: mammals of sleek consciousness | spirits awry - March: Year-day 84 * Again it comes, close, riding the prevailing | for one who passed - March: Year-day 85 The problem with death is it stops the voice, | artist immortality - March: Year-day 86 Thank you, Harold Bloom; A Map of Misreading | stimulus - March: Year-day 87 Sleep: the body's balm, or so one's led to think: | the value of rest - March: Year-day 88 Up from the left, ahead, a pickup pulling | the joy of being - March: Year-day 89 Such darknesses, such searing lights, Lord, jam | Divine aid - March: Year-day 90 The stubby tough potentate shouts and drums, | of Chicago's mayor - March: Year-day 91 Cry out, my spirit says, cry out to God, | in isolation - - The Literature Network Brian A. 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