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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"...ords and numbers are things no one has ever seen or heard or touched..."
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"...a special love for survivors of everyday woe,..."
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"...Let it hug someone somewhere..."
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"... pain rises from the core of the heart..."
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"This poem explores a writer’s ways of reinvention and rejuvenation."
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"...sitting on someone’s porch at night eating ice cream..."
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"... a cold beer is the answer to many questions torturing us daily..."
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"...electromagnetic currents coursing through long distance keystrokes ..."
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"...a marriage of rock and fluid..."
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"...Will all that sweat be rendered futile..."
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"...to just sit and watch The little things that went on Or didn’t..."
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"...death came floundering down the line..."
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"...the major tear-off bit attached, doctor’s scribble, notorious..."
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"This poem explores the Zimbabwe government’s politics of prejudicial cruelties."
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"...it may be that science is not complete..."
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"...They couldn't gauge the truth about their love..."
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"...think a porch swing on a crisp October afternoon..."
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"...you told your neighbour..."
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"...it had given added life to this quiet place..."
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"When I was a child I loved to watch men shave..."
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"...she ran here, there, everywhere, around the house, the yard..."
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"...Each sunrise-to-sunset, I test myself..."
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"...Be kind to those around you..."
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"...I float with Thee atop the water..."
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"...He still made it look so darned easy..."
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"I dream in ones and zeros, in an ease of dormancy..."
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"...the stars I see in the sky are the escaped bullets..."
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"...He says he is her lighthouse...."
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"...new smiles emerge from these untouched forms..."
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"...Who would direct this grand motion picture?..."