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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"...Not all corners Of the river, shimmer..."
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"...Let my dream come true..."
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"Years pass without a whiff of murmur..."
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"...the unofficial soundtrack for the Bicentennial..."
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"...make a voice to your voiceless aches..."
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"...the potential buyer in the shop was like a creepy meteorite..."
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"...as a tenant of this revolving tableau..."
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"...The sunlight dancing on the leaves of the banyan tree..."
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"Why would anyone need a brain?..."
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"...we become from our beaming selves..."
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"...There are many cases when things go unresolved..."
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"One night I dreamt of a hungry kid..."
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"...you don't have the right to repeal my name..."
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"Traveling through northern France..."
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"...the profoundest emotions they excavate from within..."
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"...it's not just her makeup that's flawless..."
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Isioma Jemimah Okonicha writes Poetry, essays, and fictions. Several of her books are published online and in print.
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"...Astronomers can watch the skies like a math problem..."
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"...Every musical note, even the abstract holds its silence..."
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"...everything flows downhill into them..."
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"...Last night we forgot to watch the clock..."
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"...he said that Karl was not a Marx brother..."
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"...a passion, a prophecy, a muse..."
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"...history retells the shameful comedy of incompetence and greed..."
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"...Atlas is explaining the nature of his shoulders..."
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...not as a wife to bear it in humility..."
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"Waiting at the door of my mind for another poem..."
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"...And I woke up and saw your face..."
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"...at least tonight I got the time..."
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"...when the sun casts golden hues over the valley mountains..."