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Tag Archives: love
shards
I used to mill pain to fine flour, call it love; this ground-glass kneaded and risen to bitter bread cutting my tongue, but nothing can live on a diet that simple, that sharp, forever.
If fate is a weaver I make my own cloth
Weaving is a woman’s craft, and I have pulled art out of air, the shading subtle. I had strung the warp, risked it, knowing some patterns fade before they become weft, pulled apart and combed smooth, rewoven beneath the shuttle. Before … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged destiny, faded patterns, fate, inconstancy, love, stale promises
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No fairy tale
I am no princess waiting for rescue. Any tower I am inside I own the keys to and the dragon coiled at the base is of my own making. You might bleed the price the thorns I planted as seeds require, surrounding … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged feminism, friendship, love, not on your life!, poetry, princess?
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the dead don’t love
The dead don’t love the way we know it but they yearn, a sealed sweet sleeping like jarred honey inside pyramids until what’s clay breaks, releasing open and live what sustains lost under all that dust
memory
We all have shadows, person-shaped thrown against our hearts sometimes, mine dance.
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged beauty, loss, love, memory, micropoetry, poetry, shadows
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what we are
for T I don’t read tarot any more or enumerate names, but there is safety in archetypes predicting the obvious and blaming a planetary dance for the outcome. What we are is more real than a construct of cards fanned flat on … Continue reading
cooking with honey
I could simmer gold prettiness steeped with rosemary and a hint of balsamic– a glaze to drizzle over something delicious, but now, right now, I want my honey raw and stolen, a comb sweetened by stings and primal, the way bears … Continue reading