INDEX TO POETRY BY LAKE COUNTY POETS
CURRENTLY ON THE ARTS COUNCIL WEBSITE

LAKE COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL
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INDEX TO POETRY BY LAKE COUNTY POETS
CURRENTLY ON THE ARTS COUNCIL WEBSITE
Page I
Locks and Keys,
Measurements,
Gestalt,
Our Own Personal Bayou, Agnostic Recognition
First Light
Small Candles
by Jim Lyle

Page II
Ethermusic
Bristle Cone Pine
Dusk After Rain
Creek at Dusk
Night Messenger
by Sunny Franson

Page III
early work
Plum Branch
untitled
Twist the Violet's Vinegar,
Dream, but don't,
Irony is a Peach,
Of a Spontaneous Gale
Without a Clear Face
He pulls me
Ode to my body
Page IIIB
recent work
The Nanny, The Housewife
  and the secret Poet
Pouring out the contents
Love during Hate
Bird
Set my citrus on fire
Unnamed
Fish on a hook
To Unravel
A thanks to Pablo
By Georgina Marie

Page IV
Still Life with Planet
By Fran Ransley

Page V
WAITING (WIND OF CHANGE)
Anniversary
Big Butts are Beautiful
by Janet Riehl
Heartstrings
by Daniel Holland

Page VI
This is a Test
Fresh Tracks
Meek Inheritance
Wild Fire
by B.Nice™

Page VII
Dance to Happenstance
For the Soldiers
and Lady Madrone
The Perfect Poem
By Lorna Sue Sides

Page VIII
Ode to My Mother-in-Law
Red Hatters at the Golden
    Gate
Good Morning
A Tribute to a Childless
      Mother
By Linda V. Stewart

Page IX
The New Millenialist
    Manifesto
Lake County Obituary
No Shame in My Game
Gay Lit
Personal Statement
By Richard Martin

Page X
On Portions
Perspective on War
Newly Clear
Remembering WWI
Women In Love
Apocalypso
Elements
11-03-2006
Dark Or Light
Fall Again
Flying East
Oaks in Fall
Haiku
The Dance
Cat and Mouse
Teaching Presence
Old Barn Photo

Page X2
Some Poets
Untangling
There Is
Ma Vlast
Water
The Interview
From Riviera to Wrecking Yard
What is the Mind?
Dark Angels
Now
Proclamation
Before
Dog and Cat
Anyone Can Cook
Breakfast's Up (or State of the Nation
Sandra Wade

Page XI
Bright Day I
Bright Day II
Migraine
The Trouble with Blues
for U.S. Poet Laureate Emeritus Billy Collins
Birkenstocks Song
Biased Media: An Argument
Tea at Home (for Jonathan
    Donihue)
Cat Haiku
The revolution will not be
    televised. That's why God
   invented print media
    or, You Too Can be Famous
Instructions to Cleaning Staff
Cynthia Parkhill

Page XII
The Greater Good
Because You Didn'tReally
   Know Them
RIP
The Truth
Cabinets
By Rachaelanne S. Weiss

Page XIV
Throwing Away Time
The Knot of Grief
Stoytellers
Contentment
The Ladder
Cinnamon Toast Medicine
Terminal
by James BlueWolf
New Page for Lake County Poet Laureate 2008-9
Mary McMillan

              Fisherwoman
              Split
              For all the women who walk alone I pray
              A New Year’s Resolution for my Internal Obama
              Spool
              How to Eat a Fig

POETRY IS:

Poetry is where love goes
when no one wants it.

Poetry sings about plowing,
or smoothing
or planting
or harvesting;
but seldom sings about
"leaving be."

Poetry is remembering yesterday.
Poetry is dreaming tomorrow,
Poetry is complaining,
and cheering,
and cussing,
and poetry is about what should be done,
and when,
and where,
and why no one is...
or does.

But...
now never calls for poetry
until then is past here.

People know something is missing;
they wonder where love went;
They don't understand:

Poetry is much like air.

You can't breath out
without first breathing in.

© Jim Lyle 17 Mar 06
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Two Essays on Esthetics by Jim Lyle



What Orwell feared were those who would ban books.
What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book,
for there would be no one who wanted to read one. . .
Orwell feared the truth would be concealed from us,
Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance.
In 1984. . . people are controlled by inflicting pain,
in Brave New World they are controlled by inflicting pleasure.
In short, Orwell feared that what we hate will ruin us.
Huxley feared that what we love will ruin us. - Neil Postman


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