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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"...Always coming to the river's edge..."
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"...the Rohingya flee -- no place to go..."
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"...it was a time when we couldn't say anything to each other..."
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"...tugging emotions out of memories embedded..."
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"...a holy coronation as Mother Earth is praised..."
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On the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, USA...
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"...Exceptionalism when it comes to death..."
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"...there is no food, no help or aid to come..."
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"...Bold claims portrayed in color, dull my doubt..."
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"...wondering what kind of guy am I really am..."
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"...The light's history blinding..."
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"...against a common foe -- one last time..."
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"I took a nap today..."
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"...do they not count as well..."
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"...an icon of the times..."
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"...we can be the fields of inventions..."
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What happens when you forget to react?
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"My uncle's voice is a sheet of glass..."
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"...misinform my best and most noble of intentions..."
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"...stenciled letters that spell out the names of dead guitar players and old girl friends..."
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"A single blue jay squawks..."
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"...poisoned speech drips in our ears..."
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"...How many years have passed..."
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We begin a new column in the Piker Press, observing the world and what's happening in it through a poet's eyes.
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"...Each dawn, I let him go..."
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"...a Greek chorus rolling around your brain..."
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"...A ghost's cry rings hollow..."
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"...The wild has given so much pleasure over the years..."
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"Wild roses still grow close to the old house..."
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"...You're something beautiful, you know..."