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David :Sculpture: Michelangelo: Florence : 1501 : ekphrasis poem
by Ghairo Daniels

[Poet’s Note : This Ekphrasis Poem was placed First in an International Poetry Contest ]

“Sweet is my sleep, but more to be mere stone,
so long as ruin and dishonour reign ;
to bear nought, to feel nought, is my great gain ;
then wake me not, speak in an undertone !”
Michelangelo, Sculptor in Rome
_________

• DAVID •

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Création of Man : Sistine Chapel : 1511 : MichelAngelo
by Ghairo Daniels

GO ! BELOVED MAN ~ go c r e a t e

YOU are the CENTRE OF CREATION
see these children in my embracing protection
I will send them when you are ready
we all float flying together confidently
but now you must L E A V E, descend

our forefingers are disengaging, a pattern paternal, forever humanity will remember
this gesture, TWO IN ONE, a HOLDING

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David
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Michelangelo’s David . . .
Hmm!
I call it, reverently,
The Colossus of Florence.
It never tires of standing
Proudly, unshod and unashamed,
Like a discus-throwing naked prince of Greece,
Olympian and sturdy,
A true Adonis,
Showing off his small, gentle, rested penis

......

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Recent Michelangelo Poems
David :Sculpture: Michelangelo: Florence : 1501 : ekphrasis poem
by Ghairo Daniels

[Poet’s Note : This Ekphrasis Poem was placed First in an International Poetry Contest ]

“Sweet is my sleep, but more to be mere stone,
so long as ruin and dishonour reign ;
to bear nought, to feel nought, is my great gain ;
then wake me not, speak in an undertone !”
Michelangelo, Sculptor in Rome
_________

• DAVID •

......

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Création of Man : Sistine Chapel : 1511 : MichelAngelo
by Ghairo Daniels

GO ! BELOVED MAN ~ go c r e a t e

YOU are the CENTRE OF CREATION
see these children in my embracing protection
I will send them when you are ready
we all float flying together confidently
but now you must L E A V E, descend

our forefingers are disengaging, a pattern paternal, forever humanity will remember
this gesture, TWO IN ONE, a HOLDING

......

Continue reading
David
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Michelangelo’s David . . .
Hmm!
I call it, reverently,
The Colossus of Florence.
It never tires of standing
Proudly, unshod and unashamed,
Like a discus-throwing naked prince of Greece,
Olympian and sturdy,
A true Adonis,
Showing off his small, gentle, rested penis

......

Continue reading
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