Kaitlyn Davis: Artists Among poets
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Monday, April 2, 2018
Monday, March 19, 2018
Found Poem
The best way to forget an alarming memory is to remember it first
The best way to forget an alarming memory is to remember it first
Something happened?
Something happened.
He was not the only one who felt it
Our brains got too big
Not big enough to handle ourselves
We got amused by cruelty and corruption
Not all problems lend themselves to tangible solutions
Monday, February 26, 2018
Surrealism
The floor benight me jitters
The air screams
The doors are loud
My body is silent
My mind shouts
My eyes spins
My hands worry
My eyes are alone
My hands are shrinking
My heart is a volcano
My spirit is about to burst
The room is so small
About to be consumed by irrational bursts
A flood coming in slowly
A slow and constant drowning
A consumption
Thursday, February 22, 2018
Thursday, February 15, 2018
Cubist Poem
It’s dark very dark dark
I shut my eyes my eyes are shut my eyes are shut they art
My mind can see I see with my mind my eyes are shut I can see
I see a house a house my mind lets me see
I see a family a house a family I see a house
I see sunshine sunshine shine I see a family a house i see sun
A summer's day it is a family a summer sun a house in the summer's day I see
A safe place to land to land a day a sun a house a family I see
I see blooming herbs herbs herbs blooming
I see fresh grass I see I see herb grass I see
I see birds and butterflies fresh grash birds above butterflies summer day I see
Everyone tries to keep up run the birds the sun
I see the house I see I see the house I see
I see the antiques sets antiques the house I see the family antiques
I see the prestin toys toys I see inside I see toys toys I see a family
I see the family again again again I see again
But then the scene to turns to black black black my eyes shut black i can't see
I see nothing nothing nothing nothing nothing nothing I see nothing
For a time I see nothing
Until I see it all crumble crumble crumble house crumbles family crumbles i see
Until I see struggle struggle struggle struggle i see crumbles
Until I see disease struggle struggle disease crumbling disease i see disease
Until I see loss loss disease struggle disease isee
Could I have seen more more could i have seen my eyes shut I should have seen
The happy memories happy mermoinesI once had fill with me pity pity they fill they fill me
Now I feel sorrow sorrow I feel sorrow
I feel guilt guilt sorry guilt I feel
I feel confusion guilt guilty confusion
I feel anger confused guilt anger anger angry I feel
I feel regret my guilt regret regret I regret
I feel despair sorrow sorrow I feel sorrow despair
I feel misery
Monday, February 12, 2018
"The Image is the poet's pigment; the image is not an idea, it is a radiant node or cluster. A vortex through which, and from which, and into which ideas are constantly rushing. It is as true for painting and sculpture as it is poetry." -Ezra Pound
When honestly writing a poem, traditional use of stanzas and the correct way to seperate things doesn't cross my mind until the very last stages of the poem being written. The real struggle for me is getting my ideas down and expressing everything I feel. As an artist, it is sometimes be atypical so think in the constraints of something, but we always must it seems. To some degree. When I do get to the stage of organizing my writing it seems to always turn out to be helpful. As much as we are taught here to be imaginative, as creative as we can possibly be, we are also taught that clarity is key. To make things as clear as possible I tend to keep breaking up and creating stanzas as simple as possible. When a thought or idea is complete, so is this section of the poem.
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Poems can take a form or image and render them into a feeling. Poetry can change hearts, refine minds, and inspire a greater imagination. P...
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Found Poem The best way to forget an alarming memory is to remember it first Something happened? Something happened. He was no...