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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"... So, we share the quarterdeck..."
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"...Wind wafted pungence of mowed grass...."
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"It is not always the same sunrise..."
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"...there is a cost to both and a value..."
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"...Additions to curiosa keep me afloat..."
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"...Will the war end?..."
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"...there’s a chain of command we've broken into..."
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"...across the horizon to paint veins of molten gold ..."
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"... Is the whole world not alarmed enough..."
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"I like to watch the cantaloupe..."
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"I often ask myself..."
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"...Visible only in the sunlight..."
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"...evil has no size..."
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"...Treacherous fate made its way inside..."
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"When did my consciousness begin?..."
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"...you forget the nagging voices..."
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"...say, you had the wits and skills of a storyboard artist..."
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"...damp, closed faces were like wet umbrellas..."
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"...Let it blow away all our sorrows..."
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"Moonlight interrupts a darkened sky..."
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"...beauty like the Indian corn of October..."
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"...There's someone who says..."
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"...she gives me a smile revealing missing teeth..."
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"...they leave Bach deader than he’s ever been..."
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"Why don’t poems rhyme?.."
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"...think of migration and the history of man..."
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A bit of haiku
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"...In this bullet train we are on our way..."
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"...I am as tired as a wave..."
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"I remember her wedding..."