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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"...Near a murmuring stream and a cold trail..."
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And in what land was hardship better than what now transpires...?
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"...But then the day is upon us..."
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"...I pray for your spirit to sing whenever gray clouds <br /> meet inevitable dark patterns below..."
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"...until words flow past unspeakable pain onto open page..."
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"...that rocks to the sweet rhythm of rolling thunder..."
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...dying is the ideal way...
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...From the openings Of my womb, I was contemplating...
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Immortality...yes.
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"...in a room without furniture, a face arises..."
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"...we dance this awkward unnecessary dance..."
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..."What has this world come to?"
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"...every page Lives under cover Inside a wooden shelf..."
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"...lost in the open space of possibilities..."
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"...a simple understanding of herd psychology..."
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"...a lion on vacation from Africa..."
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"...The brightest spot I ever found, has mended the knitted shroud..."
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"...she calmly calls out with a gentle whisper..."
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"...I raise a dead star..."
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A timely poem for a world in shock...
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"Black laced sky..."
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A timely vision of rights and responsibility...
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"If peace were a bird, it would fly through heat or wind..."
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A poet finds his own way of coping with heartbreak.
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...Kickbacks come first, The people come last...
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"...Daddy and Neighbor stood outside Daddy's car and discussed the world..."
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At certain times, one gets really opinionated...
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"... fallen fanged angels...kin to your own deep desire..."
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"...are chains meant to be yanked?...
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From the first time they saw each other, they knew their love was meant to be.