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Daniel Brick
Daniel Brick
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I was born in the late 1940s which makes me one of the BABY-BOOMERS. But we could also have been called PEACE-BABIES, because that's why so many of our parents wanted
to start families - a horrendous war had ended in total victory and the Great Depression had been replaced by the New Prosperity. My parents, from lower middle backgrounds, benefited from this prosperity and were truly grateful to God and Country. But peace did not last. Ultimately, the war-mongers of the century can always find a reason for violence, and I include our nation, almost continually fighting a war somewhere, in this criticism. I'm not talking about valid or invalid reasons for war but rather the brutal FACT OF... more »
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Daniel Brick Poems
After The Poet's Death
His poems refuse
to mourn his passing, they
detach themselves from
books, magazines, wall hangings... more »
The Abandoned Poem
I wrote a long poem
for you this morning
in the pure light
of an untouched day.... more »
Four Taoist Poems
I
Scattered rocks lie
beneath the moss-covered boulder.... more »
A Walk In Early April
Against the sun-wall of air
the birds disguise themselves
as their own shadows,
before settling invisibly among the leaves.... more »
Walking Through Autumn
September
Powerlines along my path bristled
with electric fire, scorching... more »
The Other Daniel
He has better luck with women. He doesn't
obsess over them, walks next to them
with an easy gait, much like his unforced
conversation. His smile is spontaneous,... more »
Late Reading
The print is getting smaller
for each book I try to read.
I squeeze my sight to sharpen
those ever smaller letters, which... more »
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The Abandoned Poem
I wrote a long poem
for you this morning
in the pure light
of an untouched day.
The poem was marvelous!
It took two hours to write,
two hours to revise,
one hour to copy neatly.
As I read the final draft,
I felt I was in your presence:
your flesh as pure as the light,
your mind as untouched as the day.
The poem was one moment
a window through which I saw
your beauty. The next moment,
a mirror reflecting our joy.
Then a darkness that was not
nature's fell across my desk.
I dropped my pen, closed my
notebook. My ...
I am very sorry, there are international poets like Daniel Brick, but he hasn’t been known and recognised well, perhaps the reason is due to the decentralized reality of poetry.
Otherwise, the poet's style, language and themes are in a very poetic high level, all I wish him a good health and all the best..
wonderful poetry, deep and thought-provoking, I enjoyed his poems so much.
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Without your helpful, friendly, academic comments, without your priceless friendship, without your wise words and thoughts, I wouldn't be as confident as I am now. Thank you, my Professor, for being there when I needed you, for writing so wonderfully and for being a guide to me. VIVAT! CRESCAT! FLOREAT!
HE IS A GREAT POET. HE WRITES POEM NICELY.
On behalf of all fellow poets, PH family and our Mahakul family we offer a title of honour to poet Daniel Brick born on 10 June 1947 in St. Paul, MN as, Startling Mirror. From today on-wards he will be known as Startling Mirror Daniel Brick. This title of honour is offered to him due his outstanding contribution to the world poetic literature. We hope all poets and visitors will accept this.
Poetry
That have power
to tame wild birds
Perhaps, my words
are always less
To say how wonderfully
they touch me.
Seeking your blessings
Oh Poet Daniel Brick.! ! (Part-2)
How lucky I am
That you belong to my time!
How lucky I am that I found your poetry!
Poems, so beautiful and reassuring,
Those can bring Angels closer to us,
Spreading scent of sumac bushes
Poetry that is like sunlight
For the trees, far and near(Part-1)
If you're new to Poemhunter and/or haven't read the poems of Daniel Brick, I encourage you to explore them. Daniel can write with the facility that comes from years of practice, with knowledge of the humanities that enriches his work, but, most of all, his writing comes from a lovely heart. He's one of the few poets I regularly visit here. -Glen Kappy