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Tag Archives: poetry
two poems about the news
1. When we thought the earth was flat, science could be a matter of opinion; the solar system plotted as we know it a dangerous heresy. We thought we evolved. We thought we moved through our darker ages, but the … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged climate change, feminism, I think the edge of my liberal is showing., please excuse me, poetry, politics, Sarah, speech, Texas
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The Boy Players
Shakespeare’s women were first men in drag; a gaggle of girl-shaped wishes sharpening to crone-bawdied wit. Some boys make beautiful women. High tenors before breaking are a beautiful thing, the art of the act volleyed past dialog and into being. Jules … Continue reading
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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astronauts
There are degrees drawn in the heart echoing lines calculating the absoluteness of zero, scaling to meet the incalescence swaddling a birth of stars. We are long past nova or theoretical lack of motion, drift weightless; serene, wrapped in vacuum. I need … Continue reading
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
some days
Some days must be met mouth open, gasped to swallow a heat that stains mouths shameless. Dizzy on sweet, aimless as bees tasting turned nectar we circle the day. This is the dance. We know it, choreographed not in steps but hours, … Continue reading
We are too far from dust
We are too far from dust in this high bed for dreaming. I am no princess, sleepless for the sake of a cowpea under a mountain of mattresses. Make love to me on sisal. Twigs and all, let me sleep close … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged connectedness, disconnectedness, dreaming, poetry, where we sleep
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