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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"...sinking deeper and deeper in the whir of death..."
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"...cranked up beyond reason and civility...
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"...You will go too but I ask to go first..."
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"...An endurance of sorrow and regret..."
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"...This rain was very small, tiny, close to none..."
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"...like the first drops of rain after years lost in a desperate desert..."
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"...the new normal is the abnormal..."
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"...a glimmer of someone I feel I know..."
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"...we check our antibodies at the door..."
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"...we can free each other from phantom cages..."
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"...Knight in shining armor! How could you?..."
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"...Poems or prose, fresh, never insular..."
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"...Is the feeder more famished than the fed?..."
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"...If I don't feel much in love anymore..."
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"...of termites and serpents slithering into the backyard..."
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"...tell me the extent of your dreaming..."
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Banqobile Virginia Dakamela, a poet from Zimbabwe, shares with us her words during these times of lockdown ...
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"...LOOK THERE AT THAT CRACK!..."
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"You are my most excellent of addictions..."
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"...Making notes of my life, telling my story..."
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"...demented saga greater than Beowulf..."
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A poem in visual art.
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"...fatherly roles are not chauvinist..."
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Dale Ashauer writes poems and stories that sometimes almost make sense. He enjoys a good edit.
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"...Knight in shining armor! You betrayed A nation, a race, a faith..."
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"...This present moment in time Is the greatest gift of all..."
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"...spirit in the moon..."
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"...The moments passed, The circle completed..."
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"...no rose tinted lenses to obscure my view from the cheap seats..."
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"...I discovered your existence bit by bit --..."