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Two poems by Gabriel Olearnik
His third collection, Wolf Sermons, is scheduled to be released this fall
Gabriel Olearnik
Wanderer
- The sea has soaked my heart
- and so my soul will take the road
- the spume playing
- a billow on a bright wind.
- And if I am alone, it does not matter
- for Poseidon is a friend again
- the east wind my brother
- the plumes are like the furrowed earth
- the spray is like the tears of god.
- Arcadia is ahead, the place where
- sails pass for tents, anchors turn to plows
- where oars are a thresh for grain
- where hearts find their native land.
Lodge
- Stay like the woodsmoke
- between cut boughs
- of pine.
- Settle like the strike
- of bells
- on fastnesses
- of mountain white.
- For here is also Tao
- Confucius waiting on the road
- for new disciples, a mulberry bush, a bird
- Here Herodotus is leaving Harcarnassus
- Buddha is being born
- A Republic dimly considered
- A tyrant choked with a pillow
- Here the voice
- brilliant as magnesium
- (because I love you
- you will not die).
Gabriel Olearnik studied medieval history and art at University College London. He has published two collections of poetry: Amor de Lohn (A Distant Love) and Gunpowder Square. His third collection, Wolf Sermons, is scheduled to be released this fall.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Two poems by Gabriel Olearnik
His third collection, Wolf Sermons, is scheduled to be released this fall
Two poems by Gabriel Olearnik
His third collection, Wolf Sermons, is scheduled to be released this fall
Gabriel Olearnik
Wanderer
- The sea has soaked my heart
- and so my soul will take the road
- the spume playing
- a billow on a bright wind.
- And if I am alone, it does not matter
- for Poseidon is a friend again
- the east wind my brother
- the plumes are like the furrowed earth
- the spray is like the tears of god.
- Arcadia is ahead, the place where
- sails pass for tents, anchors turn to plows
- where oars are a thresh for grain
- where hearts find their native land.
Lodge
- Stay like the woodsmoke
- between cut boughs
- of pine.
- Settle like the strike
- of bells
- on fastnesses
- of mountain white.
- For here is also Tao
- Confucius waiting on the road
- for new disciples, a mulberry bush, a bird
- Here Herodotus is leaving Harcarnassus
- Buddha is being born
- A Republic dimly considered
- A tyrant choked with a pillow
- Here the voice
- brilliant as magnesium
- (because I love you
- you will not die).
Gabriel Olearnik studied medieval history and art at University College London. He has published two collections of poetry: Amor de Lohn (A Distant Love) and Gunpowder Square. His third collection, Wolf Sermons, is scheduled to be released this fall.
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