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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Mangoes
Unripe fruit hangs heavy on these branches untouchable and bitter as tears in a throat, unswallowed. Still, the sun kisses what can never be sweet and will never seed anything but anger, forests of it.
There Are No Words
We should be boxed and ribboned, candy everyone wants, a sweet we give and pass around, but say nothing and be eaten. There are no words we can use, when yes is whore language and no becomes a knife in … Continue reading
Tilus series–dVerse meeting the bar
At dawn an unbroken spiderweb glows delicate, like this day, easily snapped
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vortices
I am spinning in the spin of unchained polar air, of the politics of a planet melting at the tips and freezing more in the middle and they call it spin, they call it science made opinion: one out of four … Continue reading
Not a Ruth and Naomi Story (a sonnet)
I never promised to go where you led With the blind belief of a burdened beast, My feet following any path you made. We are not a fated twining, our threads Spun and woven to oneness, west and east Meeting … Continue reading
For Stephanie
You loved children. You taught vacation bible school in the summers. You worked on the church nativity scenes, but what I want to know what I need to know is that, just once and maybe more than once you opened … Continue reading
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Tagged death penalty, joy, loss, murder, poetry, Stephanie Nieman, untimely death
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