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| Louise Bogan (1897-1970) Lyric Poet |
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| Award Winning Poet and Poetry Critic |
| Poetry by Louise Bogan attracts more interest every decade. Because that is as it should be, this site is to encourage poets old and young to read Ms. Bogan's poetry. Her finest poems appear in "The Blue Estuaries." Look for a new selection here each month. At A Party Over our heads, if we but knew, Over our senses, as they reel, The planets tread, great seven, great two Venus, Uranus, in a wheel. Spirit (and let the flesh speak out), Be still. To make this moment mine All matter falls into a rout; Both art and usury combine. And each bright symbol of their power Speaks of my triumph, and your fall. Step forth, then malice, wisdom's guide, And enmity, that may save us all. We'd love to hear from you! Friends of Louise Bogan c/o Streamside Box 783 Fitchburg, MA 01420 or e-mail meletarte@yahoo.com |
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