-Langston Hughes
It's such a
Bore
Being always
Poor.
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Welcome to Poetry Mala!
Dear Friends,
We hope you enjoy your stop here. We're a small group of poetry lovers who started emailing poems to each other in 2006. After three years of emailing poems back-and-forth, we decided that it was time for us to create a poetry blog, to archive our submissions, and to post new poems on a regular basis. We encourage you to visit, browse, and leave comments and suggestions for us. Enjoy!
We hope you enjoy your stop here. We're a small group of poetry lovers who started emailing poems to each other in 2006. After three years of emailing poems back-and-forth, we decided that it was time for us to create a poetry blog, to archive our submissions, and to post new poems on a regular basis. We encourage you to visit, browse, and leave comments and suggestions for us. Enjoy!
Blog Archive
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2009
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April
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- The Learned
- As I Grew Older
- Dream Deferred
- Dream Variations
- Ennui
- May Day
- In the Coffee Shop
- Forgetfulness
- in Just-
- Ode to the Tomato
- Poetry
- Warnings
- The Road Not Taken
- The Patience of Ordinary Things
- The Poet Goes to Indiana
- Elegy
- The Pinnacle
- Purring
- Windows is Shutting Down
- There Will Come Soft Rains
- The Layers
- The Rider
- High Flight (An Airman's Ecstasy)
- Things to Do in the Belly of the Whale
- A Quiet Life
- A Happy Birthday
- An Excuse for Not Returning the Visit of a Friend
- Litany
- Posthumous
- When We Sold the Tent
- Desert Places
- If You Knew
- Loss and Gain
- Beside the Point
- Excerpt from Leaves of Grass
- Becoming Human
- High School Senior
- I Go Back to May 1937
- Link to Neruda's Invisible Man
- Keeping Things Whole
- Excerpt from: Flower of Five Blossoms
- Keeping Quiet
- Spring
- Kindness
- Advice to Myself
- My Daughter's Morning
- Handyman
- Earl
- Acceptance Speech
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April
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