Munayem Mayenin

Poet in Residence at Southwark Libraries since 2005

Live the Tiny Brilliance

 

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The only home is the Eyes of the Universe, the only country is her infinite spread and bloom on motion's perpetual ocean-garden, the only nation is the wings of humanity, the only music is the weaving and waving spectrum of lights and darkness and the only, only, only song is love that paints and releases liberty and its abounding Prometheus in each and every one of us. We must live in each breathe, we must bloom in each instance, we must live light only treasuring, nurturing and carrying the eye-catches and the sensedine wealth of diamonds, sapphires, topazes and emeralds of different kinds and magnitude and live and breathe a liberate: a liberty breathing and blooming in love and in touch with the greater wider in wonder. We must forever live in invernation: open wide in wonder!

 

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Read Munayem Mayenin's Interview in The Guardian: Sept 15, 2007    The Observer  And Interview on British Satellite News An Interview in The Sentinel Poetry Quarterly and in the same publication read his Poetry  To Read Latest Works and News: My Dun Eidean  A Wealth of Dart I will be taking part at Artfest: Birmingham’s Big Art Festival Weekend 2008: 12-14th September, doing events on different things to do with words for adults as well as for children. http://www.artsfest.org.uk
Poet's Letter Reading and Live Music Series: June 14, Monday 7:30 pm

Second Monday as always.  Reading Nnorom Azounye, Tricia Peak, Sharon Harriott, Joshua Seigal, Munayem Mayenin and more. Kerry-Fleur Schleifer in Music. Poetry and Live Music: Open Mic as usual.

Live Music: Kerry-Fleur Schleifer. Tickets £5 Cons £3. Open Mic as usual. For info contact editor at poetsletter dot com

Temple Bar , 284-286 Walworth Road, London SE17

The Love Song of Lazarus Imsanlucius Eponiafrock

(After T. S. Eliot: a tribute)

''Hokisna donum I shosama yona hokisna muchim lusim formamain
thista awsamara harikenadi enta iminam hartsimsi I itim onlisan
megnetaisama iminim aquan totum flowinia entotum an haistimsi

lunataidim sarklisamain yona entotum an sonarlusong enta
mauthsoo ofso tham gashramain rivaranium risuamain
totum tham osanoma ofso lusim itim yona arim! Itim yona arim!''


Let us bell the feet, Alpha and Omega,
When the esplanade is melting in moon light
Against the glistening mist over the unrestful rising sea
Unlike daily bloods on the aprons of beer-face-nurses
Let us walk through the sure bloom of silicamond radiance
The restless rebound
Of the tangled up tight-nights of despair or drinks
And of made up cheap champagne-myths
And the clichéd feel-good dead fishes
Where streets that run like dark banana skins
Waiting to take us all in a free fall of doom
Of no rise up of incisement or intent
To lead you to a Himalaya-question:
Yes, oh, yes, do not forget to ask: ‘What if?’
Let us just go and grab and sip our visit


In the King Midas market people buy and sell
Talking of ghosts and demons not Sistine Chapel

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