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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"...because, on course, they all were bad..."
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"...Smoothed just enough to tell a rugged tale..."
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"...Where are Insizas waters..."
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"...a beak-nosed craven twerp..."
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"...Question your musings of gains..."
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"...A three-meter board. nearly ten feet off the water..."
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"...lit by the sun’s final rays..."
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"...It is real, the dream..."
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"...Late foghorns sing..."
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"...right now and probably forever more..."
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"...Your shadow closes around my throat..."
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"...manikins mock me shock me..."
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"...he values playing a pivotal parental role..."
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Memories in haiku
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"...some portions require redrafting..."
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"...As I allow you to fall..."
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"...Their wingspans whisper sunset symphonies..."
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"...The mountains roar with democracy..."
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"...wonder if that author is somewhere or nothing..."
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"I could bring you back..."
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"...to find out what is true..."
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"...Don’t know what I can say to make a difference..."
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"...heaven and nature exist beyond human comprehension..."
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I seek more and more band members for this key gig
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"...Without angels, who may sleep?..."
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"...at last you have found your own place..."
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"...It really depends on how many directions you believe in..."
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"...escape from the past enter into the present..."
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"...the freer bird that lives and loves and dies upon the wing..."
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"...When rejection turns into acceptance..."