Poetry of Gonzalinho da Costa

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Supremo

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SUPREMO To Andres Bonifacio Your bones may be lost forever, But we are possessed, fortunately, Of your photograph, in which ...
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Thursday, November 2, 2017

All Souls’

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ALL SOULS’ The day of the dead is short respite for the living. The tumult of life is stilled by the remembrance of the dead. The ...
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Monday, October 16, 2017

The Madrigal

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THE MADRIGAL I listened To a madrigal— Fire, fire, fire, They sang So brightly, Ethereal, I imagined The song itself, ...
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Friday, October 6, 2017

Song of the Solitary

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SONG OF THE SOLITARY The moon abides invisibly in a day painted white. At my shoulder a dark green shadow is floating, the sea. B...
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Monday, September 4, 2017

Aphorisms

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APHORISMS Tonic more powerful than music or spoken words is silence. Solitude is the companionable presence of God. A consci...
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Blue Train

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BLUE TRAIN To John Coltrane I listened to your blue train sauntering by... Rhythmic, not marching but the two-step Of a bird in ...
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Monday, August 28, 2017

Bayani

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BAYANI Hero and bayani do not have the same meaning. Bayani is a richer word than hero because it may be rooted in bayan as place o...
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Gonzalinho da Costa
Writing poems is my hobby. My favorite poems: Brimming Water by Tu Fu, The lower leaves of the trees... by Sone No Yoshitada, The Glories of Our Blood and State by James Shirley, Anecdote of the Jar by Wallace Stevens, Stillness by Fidel de Castro, Tahimik by Rofel G. Brion, God's Grandeur by Gerald Manley Hopkins. Several of my poems have won awards. Quote of the Day: “I want my poetry, and I want to eat, too.”—Amy King
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