Poems published in Piker Press, a weekly journal of arts and literature.
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"...hearing voices, seeking their source..."
"...illegal miners were ensnared inside a mine in Stilfontein...
"...each life form struggles and strains to survive..."
"...it had been announced to half the world..."
"...there’s not enough time..."
"...We are the natural touch of winter..."
"...leaving me a little room for doubt..."
"...it is sin to let a sneeze slip unnoticed..."
"...a minefield in your poisoned heart..."
"...bore the brunt of arguments..."
"...the strongest trees bend with the wind under the silent moon..."
"...trees are nearly ghostlike now..."
D. Marie Fitzgerald is the author of five books. She hosts a monthly authors series in Palm Springs, California featuring local authors. She is a retired English and creative writing instructor and lives in Palm Springs, California.
"...All the poets quietly disappear ..."
"Swashbuckler, rogue, and hero hesitant..."
"...There’s something serpent, something wild..."
"... I can hear love's secret sound..."
Haiku. Part of the ongoing series, reflecting the life and times, especially in this part of the globe.
"... For now, the ominous mosquito can brag..."
"...Please pass this word around about our world..."
"...their mission is bigger and bolder..."
"...Air is lifting lands are forming..."
"...all about making it without help..."
"...He’s gonna get you!..."
"...spread my wings, make my fortune..."
"...you stand beguiled by glowing beauty..."
"...ideas and visions that the late and living heroes and legends sought to bring into life..."
"... a responsibility that isn't mine..."
