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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"...I see a hand swipe the plate from the table..."
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"...having a community of dead people ..."
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Rest in peace, David.
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"...Frost clings to the air..."
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"...after a life on the road a little less..."
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"...the subtle but resolute miracle..."
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"...I held fast to my walking stick..."
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"...We remember certain lessons, proverbs heard from our mothers..."
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"...Are you sipping from its pages?.."
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"...I enjoy the interrogation..."
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"...Sun beating down releasing scents..."
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"...A see-through that is often unseen..."
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Haiku. Part of the ongoing series, reflecting the life and times, especially in this part of the globe.
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"...Some days were spent in pajamas all day long..."
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"once in a while..."
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A rengay collaboration
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"...a man with only a bottle for good company..."
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"...perhaps they still live in hope like us..."
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"...the stillness of a summer day was biting away..."
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"Among the sandcastles they play..."
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"Life is dynamic and diverse..."
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"...He raced ahead and saw a man struggling..."
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"...raise the poets of merit up from the grave..."
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"...I realized the truth of what I saw..."
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"...Today has been tough..."
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"...call me by my name..."
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"...No such thing anymore as working a person’s way up..."
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"...the country where you live now..."
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"...all things are gone, yet present..."
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"...an interspecific interface between a human and a feral feathered friend..."