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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"word comes down from the North..."
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"...Death may wait for Another day..."
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"...the ambivalences of seeking spiritual guidance..."
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"...Would your life be the same?..."
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"...Things can
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"...the infinite possibility of knowledge..."
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Salim Yakubu Akko, World Voices Magazine
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"...Oozed into the fissure of perceptual isolation..."
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"...the sad man of the leafy suburbs..."
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"...The blood on our hands is not a metaphor..."
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"...the invisible women surviving on our own..."
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"...as long as I had you next to me..."
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"...I don't get it, economists, please..."
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"...finding no heart there..."e that doesn
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"...he grieves fled youth by the wreck, gaunt-grim..."
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"...She
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"...I had to do something, since no one else was..."
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"...I watch the driveway every day..."
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"...travel the Distance in your Mind...."
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"...the many meandering rivulets heading far downstream..."
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"...Night is deep in the sounds of the locked abyss..."
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"...not because it comes once per year..."
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Monobina Nath is a poetess living in Kolkata, India.
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"...word is a public library
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"...balancing myself as well as can be..."
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"Where my neighborhood stands..."
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"...dimensions that cannot be counted on fingers..."
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"...I am a temple of worship with trinket dreams..."
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"...it always hurts to see you leave..."