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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"...our lives had become a novel..."
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"...Walking the battlefield of Gettysburg..."
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"...Please let there be light at the end of that tired tunnel..."
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"...Pull the stars down..."
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"...writing his heart out..."
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"... imagined fears of harm..."
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"...a lighthouse somewhere in the foggy distance..."
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"...Who creates such woe? ..."
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"...I held my breath for a century..."
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"...we kept the tank engines running all night long..."
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"When vice, sleaze and greed sneeze..."
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"...slogs and limps of this withered day..."
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"...My heart became a body of thoughts..."
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"... sexy and sensitive and everywhere..."
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Memories in haiku
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"...found here in the wakening light..."
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Collaborative Tan-renga
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"...Bruce Wayne’s still got all of the money..."
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"...We hurt others with burns that bruised us..."
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"...a vivid picture in the mind of the reader..."
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"...like some kind of post-post-modern abstract sculpture..."
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"...a verse that splatters with golden ochre..."
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...our sanctuary with high school barely behind us...
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"... trilling song of wonder filling the air..."
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"...the sound of water echoes..."
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"...Just funny how you said it..."
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"If I'm sometimes insolent..."
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"...the guardian of many blissful melancholies..."
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"...Solar energy is life..."
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"...unlettered in those with feathers..."