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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These poems explore the mystical landscape of the Kashmir Valley, from the "Vakhs" of Lal Ded to the folklore of the Walnut Jinn, the collection seeks to preserve the cultural "texture" of high-altitude traditions.
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"...Dark curtains of a silent night..."
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"Storks drift on the breeze by the river..."
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"...being a man comes with the territory of gentleness..."
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"...We must protect the most vulnerable..."
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"...Was it worth it?..."
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"...I imagine the abyss of final days..."
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"...Without a doubt I enjoyed your company..."
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"...A phenomenal actor..."
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"...I’m sure there’ll be more poets..."
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"The bark is a tapestry, gnarled and grey..."
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"...summer breezes stirring leaves of trees..."
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"...Why be in hock to the weather..."
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"Northwoods lake country..."
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"The seed, the sapling, the Tree..."
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Two poems about the Ulude plant.
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"the scent of bourbon lingers in the air..."
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These poems explore the mystical landscape of the Kashmir Valley, from the "Vakhs" of Lal Ded to the folklore of the Walnut Jinn, the collection seeks to preserve the cultural "texture" of high-altitude traditions.
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"...a journey you have not yet taken..."
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"...unsuspecting star crossed couples..."
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"enter at your own peril..."
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"...drank wine felt divine..."
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"...He’d let stars pick his leaving time..."
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"...Why old men get up so early..."
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"...Truly, I cannot bear it anymore..."
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"...a loyal friend, affectionate on his own terms..."
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"...not supposed to be working at all..."
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"...A scent of old incense remains in the air..."
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"The moon shifted and the sun's light broke in..."
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"...remembering how to craft these words into something..."