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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"...Once again we have escaped..."
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Water haiku
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"...life's harder on earth's satellite..."
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"...Low-rent experiences are allotted to most of us..."
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"...an abode that houses hopes and happiness..."
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"...how you treat her depends on respect..."
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Bob is a Doctor Emeritus, retired Palliative Care Physician at Northern Light, Eastern Maine Medical Center, previously a general and thoracic surgeon.
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"...you’ll fall in love again..."
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"...and soon discover we have lost something along the way..."
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"...warm with love and wisdom..."
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"...The asylum doors are down and the lunatics are out...."
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"...Behind masked eyes..."
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"...you cannot compel a bruised person to heal quickly..."
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"...lightning streaked eclipse on the edge of tomorrow..."
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"...Does it have or can it have a soul?..."
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"...I come from big-band jazz..."
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"...this mask should not replace her face..."
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In times of loss...
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"...No shame in showing my love this way..."
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"...This man worked for forty years..."
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"...Somehow I know that tonight will end..."
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"Two sets of Hoodies on display..."
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"...such suffering as fire raged all around..."
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"...sub-atomic particles, escaping to dance..."
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"...Finding life in every act..."
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"...It is our soul. Our present and future..."
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Mark J. Mitchell has been a working poet for 50 years. He lives in San Francisco where he points out pretty things.
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"...cold in absence of your laughter..."
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"...our job is to communicate..."
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"...all too unbelievable nightmare madness..."