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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"...A lie, a mother once uttered, to protect her child..."
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"...he misses London every day..."
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"...how your kindness and scent carried me through that year ..."
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"...O garden beloved to me..."
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"...records spinning on deceased Saturday nights..."
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"...old Tom swore his son, Tommy, never would a miner be..."
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Shamik Banerjee is a poet from Assam, India where he lives with his parents. His home is surrounded by a beautiful hill.
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Memories in haiku
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"There you are...."
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"...I found him wordless..."
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"...I was not a new man, nor a good man, but I was a beginning man..."
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"...I was excited, had never met an artist before..."
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"...Like whalers trying to harpoon..."
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"...Sometimes the kids would beg 'Can we get chocolate, Mom?'..."
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"...I crave the chance to turn my heater on..."
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"...see Africa in her purity, totality and dignity..."
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"...laughter echoes cruelly across the moonless night..."
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"...the intimacy of song, the air whispering..."
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Joel Bush reads things. He also writes things. Well, sometimes he reads the things he writes. That tends to help.
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"...enjoy your ice cream and cookies..."
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"...transform the heavy leaden flesh of age back to the bloom ..."
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"...There are no bridges or tunnels or hidden shortcuts..."
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"It didn’t matter that I was at the wheel..."
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"...No one knows how long it’s waited..."
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"...If light don’t come, try another door..."
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"...The snoring was sudden and deep!..."
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Memories in haiku
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"...in the breast pocket of an imitation leather jacket forgotten..."
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Collaborative Tan-renga
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"...Planning is a holophrase for hiatus..."