Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Sydney Solis Performs Poetry at the Dan Pels Poetry Show in Daytona Beach, Sept. 2 at Wine Me
Join me and hear live the Tichacek voice for some Performance Poetry at the Dan Pels Poetry Show September 2 at Wine Me in Historic Downtown Daytona Beach, Florida.
I will be sharing stories from my upcoming Chapbooks Story Poetica and Little Piece of Paradise.
I will be sharing stories from my upcoming Chapbooks Story Poetica and Little Piece of Paradise.
#Micropoetry Neu-Veaux
Like a surprise, happy ending
to a long, sad movie,
life delights me now.
In my dream
In my dream
he wore a short-sleeved shirt
to be Sergio for me;
he wore a long-sleeved shirt
to be Saul for his wife.
I caught a glimpse
of myself, Sergio said.
How I treated you. I was the rusty old plane on the
tarmac.
Instead of boarding the flight to Havana,
I went home to my parents instead.
That’s how you keep me, my dear
I mistake pity for love
Pirates
of old
aren't the only ones who hoard gold.
Now financial advisors store off-shore
Wall Street loot in vacant island homes
where squatters sleep in the beds
and leave black stains in bathrooms
where the water has been turned off for months.
aren't the only ones who hoard gold.
Now financial advisors store off-shore
Wall Street loot in vacant island homes
where squatters sleep in the beds
and leave black stains in bathrooms
where the water has been turned off for months.
Record
markets
Banksters playing
the money spin game
in one last mad dash
for their private stash of cash
before the next crash
Thursday, June 4, 2015
German Love Lesson
Ablegen – to take off, clothing; Augen – eyes. Atmen – to breathe; Ausgehungert – starved, famished; Baden
– to bathe; Beide – both, Beliebt – beloved, favorite; Beruhren
– to touch; Brief – letter; Dichterfurst – prince of poetry; Donnerwetter
– thunderstorm; Erblicken – to catch sight
of; Erde – earth; Erlebnis – event, occurrence; Feuer – fire; Finden – to find; Frau – woman; Freuen, sich – to be glad, joyful, happy; Fuhlen – to sense, feel; Geschlecht
– sex; Glucklich
– happy, fortunate, lucky; Gut – good, well; Hals – neck; Hand – hands; Heiss – hot; Heizen – to heat; Herr – gentleman, mister, master, sir; Herrlich
– gorgeous, magnificent; Herz – heart; Heute – today; Himmel – sky, heaven; Hufte – hips; Idée - idea, thought; ins Bett gehen - to go to bed; Intelligent
– intelligent; Ja – yes; Körper – body; Kussen – to kiss; Lachen – to laugh; Lacheln – to smile; Leben – life; Leben – to live; Lebend – alive, living; Lessen – to read; Liebe – love; Lieben – to love; Liebste – dearest one; Singen – to sing; Lied –song; Leppen – lips; Literatur – literature; Mann – man; Mitteilen – to communicate; Monde – moon; Moment – moment, instant; Morgenschlummer
– morning slumber; Nennen – to call, name; Offnen – to open; Orgasmus erleben; kommen – orgasms,
to come;
Paar – couple, pair; Qualitat – quality; Reifen – to ripen, mature; Ruhen –
to rest; Ruhetag – day of rest; Sagen – to tell, say; Schenkel – thighs; Schlafen –
to sleep; Schmecken – to taste; Schon – beautiful; Schreiben – to write; Singen – to sing; Sonne – sun; Sprechen – to speak; Stern – star; Tastsinn - sense
of touch; Union – union; Uns – us; Unser – our; Unverzuglich – without delay, at once; Verbringen – to spend time; Vergissmeinnicht
– forgetmenot; Vergnugen – pleasure; Versprechen – to promise; Wahr – true; Warten- to wait; Warum – why?; Wohnen – to live, dwell, stay; Wollen – to wish, want; Word – word; Wunderbar – marvelous; Wunderschon – wonderously beautiful, gorgeous; Wunsch – wish; Zufrieden – satisfied, contented; Zuhause
– at home; Zuhoren – listen to; Zukunftig – future, belonging to: Zusammen – together; Zwei – two.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Sydney Performs Poetry at Dan Pels Tell Tale Show in Daytona Beach April 1
Come out to Daytona Beach April 1 for performance poetry by Sydney Solis at the Dan Pels Tell Tale Show for National Poetry Month at Wine Me? Daytona Beach, Florida
Labels:
Daytona Beach,
Florida poetry,
performance poetry,
poetry,
Sydney Solis
Monday, June 30, 2014
Ten Six-Word Stories
Submitted to the #6wordmiami contest for the Miami Book Fair International
Inanna hears the cries of Ereshkigal.
Narcisistic womanizers. Like father, like son.
Parachute for Sale. Used Once. Unopened.
Stork flies. Woman cries. Baby arrives.
Stork flies. Woman cries. Baby arrives.
Bike wheels. Car brakes. Ambulance sirens.
Candy house. Witch home. Oven on.
Candy house. Witch home. Oven on.
I’m on top, Adam, Lilith said.
The woman turned into a swan.
Inanna hears the cries of Ereshkigal.
Men brought her sorrow and misfortune.
In the end everybody dies. Always.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Why There is Hunger in the World
In the beginning, people reached to the sky above and took what they needed to eat. The sky tasted like ripe papaya, moist cinnamon cake, spicy tacos. Every one ate well.
One day some taller people got together and thought, “We can trick the others and make ourselves powerful.” They picked food from the sky and presented it in a pretty square box. “It’s so convenient!” the tall people said. “Our food will make you more beautiful not having to work so hard reaching for the sky! Get your food from us! The price? Give us whatever you have!”
The shorter people brought them their possessions. They forgot about the sky and to look up. Now they only looked down at their hands and the exchange for food and possessions. Eventually their possessions ran out and they grew hungry. The tall people kept their secret. To this day, world hunger remains.
Labels:
modern mythology,
prose poetry,
short myth,
Story Poetica,
Sydney Solis
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