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This is one of our favorite poems! Rudyard Kipling captured the spirit of a father speaking to his son, and this poem echoes deep as it speaks of the transferrance of manhood. By Rudyard Kipling (‘Brother Square-Toes’—Rewards and Fairies) If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming […]
i (train tracks) Standing ankle deep muddy boots, by empty silent train tracks underneath a dogwood, blossoms like white cigar-smoke rings. (Don’t worry: the lilies have clothes and the birds have food.) ii (bald spot) Lying knee high brown-grassy curtain, atop my mountain perch, Sun, behind his orange veil perched on his own mountain, […]
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