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Jonathan Robin

I Wonder How

When penning subtle poetry
I wonder how I came to be
the pale stockbroker all may see!

I’ll not accept captivity,
would fain forego every penny
I earn to stay completely free...


18 March 1975
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Point of View

Disappearance may be seen as blacked
inflexion of the light, as true reflection
at once restores to insight all that's lacked,
nor contradictions shows. On introspection
enlightenment returns, is stored in...tact...

10 November 1992

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Ripple

Ripple runs through circles till
It meets another ripple’s will, -
Perhaps it overrides the first,
Perhaps subsides, perhaps both burst.
Life, likewise, ripples, never still,
Eternal circles stream Time’s thirst...


21 August 1995

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Word World Images

Poetic artist intuitively disposes
word world images transcending accepted meanings.
Magic superposes facettes prismatic, proposes music
surfeit. Seurat’s points paint interactions -
shows all is one, one all - key cues man’s heart.

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Nothing

As nature hates a vacuum NOTHING can
be but a figment fragment second-guessed.
Reality and dreams combine, their quest
is thus to banish NOTHING then to scan
creation's vastness, joining man to man,
surmounting surface difference with zest.

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The Eagle

He grasps red flag with crookèd hands,
ring’d by a freer world disbands,
the sickly sickle’s final lands.

The starving masses plight appalls,
while he, within the Kremlin walls
their doom prepares - before he falls.


17 December 1991

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On Sonnet CXVI - Parody William Shakespeare

True Love cannot change
the object of affection, -
but new loves oft exchange
their subjects on reflection…

Sonnet CXVI

L’Amour vrai ne change jamais,
a un sujet, fidelité.
Mais le léger échangerait
ses sujets souvent, à son gré…

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Po-antic Place Arose

PO-ANTIC PLACE AROSE

An anglo-saxon author, artist, ace
Poet prominent proposes prose,
Anthology angelic and, apace,
Posts popular poem, power, poise, pose,
Anthem adds alliteration aggrace.


19 April 2005
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The Eagle’s Second Cousin

He strides the stage in gartered bands,
Close to his Lady, he expands,
yet soon to earth with bump he lands.

A sea of sound surrounds the stalls
He hearkens - though each hiss appalls -
And takes a bow to harsh cat-calls!

27 December 1995

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Monkeying

Where women of worth, true, have ever been rare,
men rarer than rubies are, so it would seem,
mankind might to monkey return - fair is fair -
to try once again to accomplish God's dream
of a race whose trace shines as ace team.

(18 April 2010)

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