Poetry
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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Page 12
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"...I was back in Gaza..."
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"Your television lies to you..."
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"...faces warmed five degrees by sunshine..."
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"...on the scale of competitive stink..."
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"...the wind is only a whisper in my ear..."
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"Soil trickles through fingertips..."
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Who is going to stop this madness?
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"...I say it so carefully..."
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"...it plays hide-and-seek..."
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"...mesmerizing us with Afro-Cuban songs..."
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"...I'm left a dancer who can't hear the music..."
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"...The sea, insatiable, has known many like her..."
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"...the artist’s tears are dammed for all he understands..."
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"This city walks on barefoot..."
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Strains. Pains. Cheerless.
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"...That insidious virus hasn’t gone anywhere..."
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"My sister’s a chair..."
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"...that must have been another me..."
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"...gravestones are metaphysical name tags..."
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"This is a letter to the man who lashed out..."
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"Sad, like, red, is a conveniencism..."
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"You asked me to write a poem..."
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"...Are we not emotive and spiritual creatures?..."
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"... the brutal cold takes his breath away..."
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Remembering a good season...
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"...stronger as we found our voices..."
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"...here’s scree too heavy, mountain clad..."
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"...Society rains hate on men who cry..."
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"...Slow traffic for miles and miles..."
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"...A million fragments scatter..."