Nature discriminated — Suleiman Zailani

The archive Nature discriminated Poem by Suleiman Zailani · 1992 Who says undergentlemanly act Passion does not lurk around Imagine my surprise to find The impeccable man-of taste Of decorum coloured mien and garb In his room of reclining dame Whose retinue of passion Of measured looks And languid movements Irradiate friendlier affinities With that […]

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Pity that man is only this — Pierre Meunier

The archive Pity that man is only this Poem by Pierre Meunier · 1992 Pity, that man is what he is And may not rise tall as mahogany Above a debased lowliness among shrubs Pity, that the human heart of man We so much wait worshipfully on Turns quisling in moments of dire need Still […]

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