Professor Lee Quinby – Spring 2013

Reimagined French Postcards


Reimagined French Postcards

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Thank you O Sun, for your lazy gaze

Warms my nest.

Sister Stillness wakes me without a word,

And moves me to thoughts of you.

 

Climb the ancient tree

Seeking nectar as potent as

The honey of your skin.

These visions cradle me,

And churn me like butter,

Warm and filling.

 

Your strawberry sweetness

Brilliant red

Melting on the tip of my tongue.

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One Response to “Reimagined French Postcards”

  1. Lee Quinby Says:

    Eli,

    This was a well-thought out project, taking its inspiration from the Victorian era cards, its challenge to classification and specificity from Foucault, and its evocative poeticism from Whitman and other readings. Like your acting ability, I had not known that you were interested in writing poetry, since your essays have been written in such a clear academic style, so bravo to your range of talents!

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