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I can thank Marion for introducing me to Linda Pastan's Carnival Evening . She featured the collection on her blog last summer in a post which included one of my favorite Pastan poems, The Bookstall. I followed with an entry of my own in the fall, sharing two more of her poems.
Here's another wonderful selection from Carnival Evening:
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I can thank Marion for introducing me to Linda Pastan's Carnival Evening . She featured the collection on her blog last summer in a post which included one of my favorite Pastan poems, The Bookstall. I followed with an entry of my own in the fall, sharing two more of her poems.
Here's another wonderful selection from Carnival Evening:
Egg
In this kingdom
the sun never sets;
under the pale oval
of the sky
there seems no way in
or out,
and though there is a sea here
there is no tide.
For the egg itself
is a moon
glowing faintly
in the galaxy of the barn,
safe but for the spoon's
ominous thunder,
the first delicate crack
of lightning.

6 comments:
Great poem, Kelly. This is still one of my favorite books of poetry. She's such an amazing poet! Blessings!
A beautiful poem Kelly. I shall be looking up some of this author's other works.
Kelly,
It's a beautiful poem! As well as an
interesting way of looking at an egg.
And thank you for your support! I greatly appreciate it.
Raven
I loved the Bookstall, and this poem is every bit as interesting! I must get this book!
quid
What a fine poem about micro-cosmos :D
Thanks for widening my poetry education.
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