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Category Archives: Poetry 1990-1995
Sunflower
Sunflower.
perigee 1992: 2012 revision
perigee 1992: 2012 revision.
Posted in New Free Verse, Poetry 1990-1995
Tagged moon, poetry
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perigee 1992: 2012 revision
the moon is closer to her window than it has ever been, so she must open her arms in ritual embrace that honors the ancient ellipses binding planets & sun in their movements together. Closer, the moon moves her suddenly into rhythm … Continue reading
Flea market
old glass fractures sun to rainbow splinters hot enough to scorch wood while mechanical birds call back and forth wound singing: neon parrots scarlet macaws ultramarine parakeets chained to the same song over and over, an old skipped record interrupting … Continue reading
cold comfort
so many sinners loved this woman that his fists (heavy for such a small man) become iron cast to hammer words like coffin nails into this podium or through the palms of the god-become-man he loves so much it should … Continue reading
Posted in free verse poetry, Poetry 1990-1995
Tagged christianity, poetry
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Sunflower
My hands are peasant hands shaped to mold clay, knead dough. My feet are most beautiful stained dark purple flat feet made to walk wine from grapes or stomp barn dances. These legs carry a body made for children, widehipped … Continue reading
It is dangerous to stray
It is dangerous to stray far from my own skin, world wrapped tight like bandages, smothering. Still, I read newspapers: Stories of women scalding the devil out of children in anonymous bathrooms, bodies left torn and empty in ditches, fields, … Continue reading
Posted in free verse poetry, Poetry 1990-1995
Tagged poetry
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