David Ignatow (7 February 1914 - 17 November 1997 / Brooklyn/ New York)
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Poems by David Ignatow : 28 / 33
The Bagel
I stopped to pick up the bagel
rolling away in the wind,
annoyed with myself
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David Ignatow
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Really like how simple this poem is. Reminds me that a friend of mine who teaches theology once compared the Trinity to a pretzel. I like to think of this bagel as eternity, representing how life keeps rolling on despite our little problems, which seem big in the perspective of the here and now.
You really should consider giving up on being a poet.
Are you drunk, Sir? Perhaps your brain is addled by drug abuse or the ravages of tertiary syphilis? You surely must be pissed, stoned, or diseased to scribble such dribble. Good day to you, Sir!
There is nothing like that giddy feeling of childhood.Bravo for connecting with the innerchild.