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Poems published in Piker Press, a weekly journal of arts and literature — from lyric verse to experimental forms, haiku to epic.
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when the firmaments and landscapes are grim-faced
"...we’re too quick to dread and debate..."
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"...we’re too quick to dread and debate..."
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"...the confirmation that Autumn is here ..."
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Seasonal haiku...
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"...the breeze that sulked before entering..."
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Christine Jackson is retired and still recovering from her day job, professor of literature and creative writing at a South Florida university. She continues to clock in on a life-long night shift writing poetry.
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"...Withering autumn revelations..."
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"...Grandpa, you left me alone at the station..."
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"...where does that leave May?.."
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"...the sea of silent letters..."
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"...When one is young, death isn’t an option..."
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"...my childhood best friend disappeared..."
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"...What are we proving?..."
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"We found you..."
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"...Sky crochets analogies that aren't for me..."
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"...a bossy statement, and diplomatic skills..."
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"Puddles like beauty spots..."
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"...my ghosts are the saddest sort..."
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"...I offer it candy. And a Marvel comic...."
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"...just as you..."
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"Running out of memories..."
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"...wallpaper peeled like forgotten prayers..."
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"...Is somebody there within the mirror we have inherited?..."
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"... a covert financial and diplomatic deal..."
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Fatimah Akanbi writes fiction and poetry. She has been writing since she was five and is currently pursuing a degree in Information Technology at the University of Ilorin.
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"...something I want someone else to read..."
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"...The tranquil epochs vanish..."
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"Three score blackbirds alight..."
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"...Sometimes I see people in the clouds..."
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"...There is a storm about ethics and models..."
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"...Passengers, we got a stuck door..."