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Tag Archives: poetry
melt
spring begins not with crocuses or tree budding but with snow softening over raw mud not so much happening as unmaking that slow thing in the north we call thaw
Patience
My spin and fidget are past, though I toy with the right word for this waiting: A quietness thinner than paper slides between the gun magazines and last year’s parenting tips, a business of eyes and mind learning a recipe … Continue reading
Mud (fragment)
The paths that I walked are grown over, impassable from melt a mud that holds everything still in its need for footprints and bones, not yet hardened to shale a process that kills and preserves you call fossilization but I … Continue reading
March is not spring (micro)
March is not spring promised in seed catalogs other places here, it is unbloomed, precrocus want a softening, finally naked and waiting
full worm moon
The robin’s voice breaks the back of winter. You can see it if you know where to look: the rise of sap pinking the tips of maple branches or dripped to thin cicles snapped from tap mouths and tasted, a … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged early spring/late winter, March, poetry, robins, sugaring
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like a toothache, like herpes
What can I say here. I had to revisit the poem from 2012, because the man that inspired this told me yesterday that he missed me. TMI? Perhaps. I still really, really like this poem. If I say … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged addiction, alcohol, crack, enjoy, pissed off poet, poetry, STDs
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March is not spring
March is not the spring promised in seed catalogs other places here, it is the unbloomed, precrocus want of mud under ice a softening, finally naked but still waiting