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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"...still and always shall be fractured, a child of war..."
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"...he’d probably just laugh..."
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"...Dreams can be born..."
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"...I will fashion boas of bright ruby and tangerine..."
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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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"...Is this not your passion?..."
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Charlie Lomas was born in Manchester. His communist family rose and declined with the fortunes of world communism. He has history degrees from Leeds and London universities.
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This author lives in northern Minnesota with her husband, along side the wolves, bears, and bobcats. When not writing she enjoys painting, walking, and volunteering at local thrift store.
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"...They wrap around the clouds in branching arcs..."
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"...I would give anything to be with you..."
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"...hearing voices, seeking their source..."
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Collaborative Tan-renga
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"...illegal miners were ensnared inside a mine in Stilfontein...
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"...the strongest trees bend with the wind under the silent moon..."
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"...each life form struggles and strains to survive..."
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"...bore the brunt of arguments..."
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"...it had been announced to half the world..."
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"...there’s not enough time..."
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"...We are the natural touch of winter..."
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"...leaving me a little room for doubt..."
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"...it is sin to let a sneeze slip unnoticed..."
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"...a minefield in your poisoned heart..."
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"... For now, the ominous mosquito can brag..."
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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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"...trees are nearly ghostlike now..."
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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.
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"...All the poets quietly disappear ..."
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"Swashbuckler, rogue, and hero hesitant..."
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"...There’s something serpent, something wild..."