Poem of the Day: Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay”

Poem of the Day: Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay”

Nothing Gold Can Stay Nature’s first green is gold,  Her hardest hue to hold.  Her early leaf’s a flower;  But only so an hour.  Then leaf subsides to leaf.  So Eden sank to grief,  So dawn goes down to day.  Nothing gold can stay.  “Nothing Gold Can Stay” has been one of my favorite poems…

Poem of the Day: Philip Nikolayev’s “A Midsummer Night’s Stroll”

Poem of the Day: Philip Nikolayev’s “A Midsummer Night’s Stroll”

I. I am a man.  I’ve lived alone.  I’ve been  in  love.  I’ve  played  with  fire, cursed the telephone, and basked in verse, in verve, and also  Humid,     terrestrial,     mixed,     nongenderspecific,   have   occasionally  day’s  tumult  ushers  in   an   evening   with  a  lone    moved  a  woman’s shut   icecream   stand,   false  promises  of  cone  heart,  although …