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Envy.(Poem)
ENVY I watch with envy the small birds in the bamboo. So now ...
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- ENVY.(Poem)
- Magazine article from: Poetry Komunyakaa, Yusef October 1, 1999 700+ words
Icarus imitated the golden plover, Drawn toward a blue folly Above, looping through echoes Of a boy's prankish laughter, Through an airy labyrinth Of conjecture. A lifetime Ahead of Daedalus, with noon sun In his eyes, he outflew the bird's Equilibrium, wondering how this Small creature of doubt
- The World Will Ask for Your Greed, Envy and Sloth.(Poem)
- Magazine article from: The American Poetry Review Brown, Stephanie March 1, 2005 700+ words
So write a hagiography of the day And encomiums for the week And thank the food that you eat And remember fondly the bed where you sleep And bless the fresh clean water in your spirit And the dirty filthy dirt in your pockets And the sunburn you took for going to the trouble of it And the paper-cut
- The End of Envy.(Brief Article)(Poem)
- Magazine article from: Ploughshares Maris, Kathryn December 22, 2003 700+ words
The End of Envy The end of envy Is a staircase in midair. From there, There is nothing to want...the bottom. In a way I am happy here on the stairs, For the end of envy Is the end of desire, the end of the edifice, But not of elevation...
- Pumpkin-envy.(Brief Article)(Poem)
- Magazine article from: Ploughshares Webb, Charles Harper March 22, 2004 700+ words
Pumpkin-envy How many hours did I lie in bed, thought stapling my sixteen-year-old...Its pipe to my lips, its needle in my vein, I loll in my dark room, and envy pumpkin vines. Whatever's in their way, they overrun. Unafraid of blight...
- Praise Song for the Day.(Elizabeth Alexander's poem)
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor Weinstein, Norman February 3, 2009 700+ words
...to praise Alexander's poem without citing specific...value of Alexander's poem in light of previous inaugural...pounds sterling]I don't envy her. Such poems are nearly impossible...successful inauguration poem to C[pounds sterling...
- Covet.(Four Poems)(Brief Article)(Poem)
- Magazine article from: The American Poetry Review Schroeder, Amy March 1, 2004 700+ words
...into the tree it's a jeweled abandon being mean so happy for you so happy so so envy consumes itself first the face then the hands the feet AMY SCHROEDER'S poems have appeared in Field, Seneca Review, LIT, Pleiades, and others. A founding...
- Laureate envy: T.S. Eliot on Tennyson. (Alfred Tennyson)(T.S. Eliot at 110)
- Magazine article from: ANQ Kolb, Jack June 22, 1998 700+ words
...someone who certainly influenced not just lines but entire poems of the modernist, has been noted by several critics. James...clearly reveals that Eliot has reference to himself and his own poem, The Waste Land--which over and over again was described...
- Rereading Ammons's long poems.(A. R. Ammons )(Critical Essay)
- Magazine article from: The American Poetry Review McConkey, James May 1, 2003 700+ words
...the collections of poems of a more conventional...collection, one such poem--the dedicatory poem to Harold Bloom that...one of the grandest poems written in English...reading of these long poems is shared by others who think of the ideal poem as a concentrated...
Source: HighBeam Research, Envy.(Poem)