background noise, hear it?…my poem

background noise, hear it?…my poem

the flower, so pale…

 

 

Taking my time

 

I hear every conversation,

I hear the fuzz of background noise

   that so easily comes to the fore,

I see the folds of the curtain,

suddenly of interest,

I see the flower,

so pale, in the rug,

theatre seats aren’t really comfy,

this waiting is for learning…

 

(I forgot to take my phone)

 

December 19, 2024

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My poetry. Copyright © Richard Carl Subber 2025 All rights reserved.

 

Book review: An Empire Divided

King George and his ministers

wanted the Caribbean sugar islands

more than they wanted the 13 colonies…

by Andrew Jackson O’Shaughnessy

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In other words: Poems for your eyes and ears with 64 free verse and haiku poems,
and the rest of my poetry books are for sale on Amazon (paperback and Kindle)
and free in Kindle Unlimited, search Amazon for “Richard Carl Subber”

 

Your comments are welcome—tell me what you’re thinking.

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The Book of Days…part l

The Book of Days…part l

The Book of Days

 

The dawn’s early light can be pleasure enough for the whole day.

There are words enough to tell the story of “the temptation of day to come.”

It is my delight to write some of them for your delectation.

 

 

Scant

 

A low montane bank

   that has nowhere to go,

the weight of sky above it,

unyielding earth below.

 

It does not block the sun,

nor beckon for the day,

it is a vestige, aye,

and soon to go away.

 

December 3, 2024

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My poetry. Copyright © Richard Carl Subber 2025 All rights reserved.

 

Book review: Forced Founders

by Woody Holton

The so-called “Founding Fathers”

weren’t the only ones

who helped to shape our independence…

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As with another eye: Poems of exactitude with 55 free verse and haiku poems,
and the rest of my poetry books are for sale on Amazon (paperback and Kindle)
and free in Kindle Unlimited, search Amazon for “Richard Carl Subber”

 

Your comments are welcome—tell me what you’re thinking.

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