
Nick Vagnoni |
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Nick Vagnoni was born and raised in Key West, Florida. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Alimentum, Saw Palm, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, andThe Secret of Salt, among others. He teaches creative writing at Florida International University, and is also a founding member of The Miami Poetry Collective. |
To Autumn in New York
by Nick Vagnoni
All words and phrases come from John Keats’s poem “To Autumn” and Vernon Duke’s
song “Autumn in New York.”
The last oozings of new love: And still more, of mists and mellow, New York, How to load and bless Dreamers with empty hands? Autumn in canyons of steel Conspiring with exotic lands, Dreamers, empty to the core, Bless the dark And sometimes, like mellow fruitfulness, You'll need no castles in maturing sun; Shimmering the hazel shells It's good now, with treble soft, Autumn in New York They're making me Close bosom-friend, On benches, twined flowers Autumn in the moss’d cottage-trees, |
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Hinchas de Poesia, Winter, 2010 Edited by Yago Cura & J. David Gonzalez Invincible Court, NYC, NY 10030 email: hinchasdpoesia.com |
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