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Tag Archives: Poetry free verse
Lois (Alzheimer poem #6): How to write an S
the kitchen table was our battleground: if I could read at 2 then surely I could create an “S” at 3, she said & I shaped them backwards or slumped them along lined paper sideways, like snakes trying wildly to … Continue reading
earth women
for Nancy Yes, we fight & love our men with a vengeance it is because we know the slow passage of silent rivers moving underground deeper still the volcanic pulse of molten gold & iron the spin of the planet … Continue reading
my sister’s ghost
Twice I saw her in dreams; the first time I carried her weightless in a basket on my back. No one saw her but me, & she wrapped her arms around my neck & murmured in my ear how to … Continue reading
Cultural Graffiti
****This is an old, old poem I am revising, as I believe it still has relevance today. This does have strong language in it (I use a word in here I have never said–ever, and I don’t read this one … Continue reading
Lois (Alzheimer poem #5): Symmetry
when my daughter was new she had hair to her shoulders. I was afraid to wash it– everything about her so small, so breakable & my mother would come over after work to wash her hair. Later, I did the … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Alzheimer's disease, New Free Verse
Tagged motherhood, parenting, poetry, Poetry free verse
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04/28/2012
for too long I have been politely silent it is now my season for shouting
the lazy man
distilling images into pure form is hard work– & he calls himself lazy!