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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"...what my eyes saw wasn’t an illusion, but reality..."
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"...Engines roaring as those few years raced by..."
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"...She got completely lost in his maze..."
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"... I tuned into an unconscious space..."
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Art as poem, poem as art...
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"...I rehave fondmems of stalenows and felts longgo..."
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"...she’s there to give comfort, even joy..."
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Darrell Petska is a retired university engineering editor and three-time Pushcart Prize nominee. Father of five and grandfather of seven, he lives near Madison, Wisconsin with his wife of more than 50 years.
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"...we’re not there yet..."
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"...Failing health… Failing values… Failing familial ties…"
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"Say you join a writers’ Facebook group..."
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"...call the emptiness that called us..."
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"...No one seems to care either way..."
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"...Will you remember me in ten years?..."
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"...I must have not wanted it..."
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"...A repellant death mask..."
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"...beyond propaganda and prejudice..."
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"... Koel river picks echoes of the Palamau forest..."
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"...Revelations are born in moments of great understanding..."
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"...questions that are, were; have been alive in my mind..."
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"...Suppose some office-bearers were AI chatbots..."
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"...The union of dead volcanoes and roses..."
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"...You might even call it a retreat..."
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"...the beginning of great things..."
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"...Face front, two privet edge, alone..."
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"No one believes me..."
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"...Jim Beam always knew the right thing to say..."
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"...neighbors came to sympathize and help..."
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"...Constituting 42%- 52% of general web traffic, bots have a say..."
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"...filters to upload a blemish-free reality..."