My pearlescent poems for you, my very best selected from my other blog TO THE RUSSIAN POETS at angelidicuoremare.blogspot.com which strangely, I can no longer edit nor add to. Anyway, welcome to the new blog my friend which is a culling of many colours and all for you in the name of lovely God, and the Trinity and my mother, Mary Adalyn Young-Douglas and other dear loved ones, of which you, also, dear reader, shine like an unnumbered Star. God bless YOU and worldwide lovely enduring POETRY...
Monday, June 20, 2022
OSIP MANDELSTAM
OSIP MANDELSTAM
he sewed Dante
into his breast pocket
perhaps
and carried a bucketful
of stars
and clouds made way for
him but the others did
not
in the last days of
a held-over doom-
leaving behind
an inconsolable future
and
as many scanless notebooks;
or were they also
taken into custody?
rustling a coded matchless snow:
oh worldwide language distressed-
the more-than-widowed questions-
on the way to
who knows what
I hope
snow-blindness
saved him
from complete collapse
and that he entered
Heaven like a bridal
page on which
only light could be written
surely there was
a point of endless rescue,
of a thousand angels whirling
when he heard:
the diamond waves crashing
on a finer shore,
and felt on his back
the black sun, infinitely
illuminated.
may children stitch together,
barely understanding orders:
new notebooks from
the periphery of that rose
mary angela douglas 19 september 2005/2 december 2005
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