Marie Anzalone : Writing

I Had Some Dreams

I Had Some Dreams

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


second of three poems based on a series of extraordinary dreams over the past two weeks
Sunlight

Sunlight

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


first of three poems inspired by a series of extraordinarily vivid dreams these past two weeks
Rain in Quarantine

Rain in Quarantine

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


translated from my original in Spanish
To my friends and loved ones who fear dying alone

To my friends and loved ones who fear dying alone

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


don't read if you whine about long poems; this one needed to be written for me, nobody else.
Armistice Bells

Armistice Bells

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Stay well for me, my love. Like when our ancestors went to war or searched new homes on distant shores; their lovers waited for them,..
Solitary Confinement

Solitary Confinement

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


If we don’t make it, I hope the birds inherit the earth. Great big flocks of them; all colors, a celebration of their own resilie..
Right Angles

Right Angles

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Tell me where your love comes from and I will tell you why stars were situated exactly 90 degrees in all directions, from the source..
Something Extraordinary

Something Extraordinary

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


written for a friend on her birthday
In the Garden of Headless Angels

In the Garden of Headless Angels

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Walk with me- we are frequent visitors of the Garden of Headless Angels, we only count time with each other by the numbers of faceles..
Slaughterhouse Poetry

Slaughterhouse Poetry

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


I. Be poetry. Be the reason someone, anyone did not give up yesterday. Be the courage to toss a match into the place where someone n..