Poetry of Gonzalinho da Costa

Saturday, September 4, 2021

Two War Poems

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AFTER BASH Ō Chalk white moon, a disc of pooling light. Round old pond, stillness unruffled, Bird tucked inward. Behind Embankment of clouds...
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Snapshots from History

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The Book of Exodus tells us that Moses was so enraged when he beheld the golden idol of the Israelites that he burned it in fire, ground it ...
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Thursday, July 1, 2021

Modern History

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MODERN HISTORY Shakespeare’s plays describe about 155 deaths, less than half onstage, involving 13 suicides, 33 stabbings, seven poisonings,...
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Sunday, April 11, 2021

Sententia

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“Mercy presupposes an unequal relationship between those who give mercy and those who receive it, because to be merciful is to give what ...
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Sunday, January 24, 2021

Three Favorite Short Stories

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THE  THREE FAVORITE SHORT STORIES The Fly (1922) by Katherine Mansfield The New Dress  (1927)  by Virginia Woolf Gooseberries  (1898)  by A...

Brimming Water by Tu Fu

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BRIMMING WATER BY TU FU Years ago I came across Kenneth Roxroth’s translation of “Brimming Water” by Tu Fu. It is one of my favorites, if no...
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The Midwife Dream by Alicia Ostriker – Analysis and Commentary

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THE MIDWIFE DREAM BY ALICE OSTRIKER – ANALYSIS AND COMMENTARY The poem well illustrates insight executed with brevity. Images and symbols ar...
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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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