Leonel rugama poems about love

Yesterday I noticed quite a bit of traffic coming from addiezierman.com, directed towards the Leonel Rugama poemI posted during NPM 2011. Seems blogger Addie Zierman is observing National Poetry Month herself, and had invited a gentleman and a poet named Dave Harrity to post a commencementin which he offers a sapient enumeration of what poetry is and what it isn't, and then links to 30 poets and poems of his recommendation—one of them being "The Earth Is a Satellite of the Moon," written by Leoniel Rugama and reproduced on Beyond Easy.

Groovy.

Harrity's post on "The Contradictory Nature of Poetry" is well worth your attention, and his handpicked poems demonstrate an epicurean poetical palate—one far more cultivated than that of your present correspondent.

Today I think I'll be stealing a Wisława Szymborska piece he selected (we looked at two of Szymborska's poems last year) about scientific iconoclast Charles Darwin. The text is copy/pasted from The Poetry Foundation; cl