Paul Hartal

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Paul Hartal Poems

1. Obelisks 9/29/2011
2. I Dream The Dreams Of Shepherds 9/29/2011
3. My Life 9/29/2011
4. Talking Back To Parmenides 9/29/2011
5. Piano Tunes 9/29/2011
6. Slanted Eyes (Yeux Bridés) 9/29/2011
7. Fear 9/29/2011
8. For Miklós Radnóti 9/29/2011
9. Weeds And Hyacinths 10/1/2011
10. Immortality 10/1/2011
11. Valentine's Day 10/1/2011
12. Woman With Train 10/1/2011
13. The Hiding God 10/1/2011
14. The Kiss 10/1/2011
15. Scarlet Flower 10/1/2011
16. Whispering Forest 10/2/2011
17. A Paradox Of Truth 10/2/2011
18. The Garden Of Questions 10/2/2011
19. Past And Present 9/30/2011
20. The Chestnut Tree (For Anne Frank) 9/30/2011
21. Like Old Wine 9/30/2011
22. Meeting In Belsen 10/3/2011
23. Colors Of Silence 10/3/2011
24. Samurai Competition 10/3/2011
25. Painting For Hitler 10/3/2011
26. Atheism Compliments God 10/4/2011
27. The Sunset Splashes 10/4/2011
28. Change 10/4/2011
29. Batman Combats Oscar Wilde 10/4/2011
30. Camp Concerts 10/4/2011
31. By Act Of Legislation 10/4/2011
32. From The Secret Life Of Tuesday 10/4/2011
33. The Searcher 10/4/2011
34. Lilac Blouse 10/4/2011
35. Until We Meet Again 10/5/2011
36. The Dancer Of Melody Palace 10/5/2011
37. Postmodern Light 10/5/2011
38. You Are Not The Wind 10/5/2011
39. How The Revolution Started 10/5/2011
40. Meaning And Eternity 10/5/2011
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Best Poem of Paul Hartal

Oranges And Grapes

Oranges and grapes refuse to grow in the cold.
Today I sing and dance, refuse to grow old.
Yet all the same, time is tyrant and ruthless,
Unfolds my wrinkling years, it is relentless.

Now and then the lots seem to be gentle and kind,
But alloyed with fate the somnambulist is blind.
Luck and fortuity might act as a soubrette,
Life spins our fate like roulette in a film set.

Still, let us drink to life, celebrate, and be glad,
Let us sing and dance today, refuse to be sad.
Oranges and grapes do not grow in the cold,
A warm wind ties ribbons to maple ...

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My Life

My life is a Corinthian acanthus leaf
On an intricately carved classic column
Enchanted pellucid palace
Silent opaque sandglass
On an amethyst shelf
Byzantine transition
From circle to sphere.

My works are gothic objects

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