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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"...You could shoot at Achilles' heel..."
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"...Where there is no day and night..."
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"2020, she said, you had better know this..."
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"Knight in Shining Armor" -- first in a series of poems. "...A shadowy figure as pale as the breeze..."
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"...I am never an outlaw, but I am a rebel to a lost cause..."
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The first in a series of poems with three-line stanzas.
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"The trick was dancing the news..."
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"...no better sensation..."
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"You've cut work and feel free, giddy like the time you played hooky from sixth grade..."
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"...The thief of our time comes in stealth..."
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"...let a blanket of sky swaddle me in its splendor..."
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Nature has a way...
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"...carrying weeds of sorrow, muds of pain..."
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"...they all have perfect bodies..."
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"...at times words bruise us..."
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"Don't buy them, not yet..."
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"...what do you want to do when you grow up?..."
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"...We stay home alone/ And work via phone..."
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"...Songs echo through shadows of once bright lives..."
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"...I'm just glad you see me in any color..."
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"...This path was carved for me..."
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"...In one split second everything changed..."
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"...My mother liked things to be right..."
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"...purling and deep from snow-melt..."
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"...During these turbulent times, salute a nurse!..."
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"...Set in order the breaking ECOLOGY of the world..."
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"...Learn something new daily..."
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"...Grow flowers secretly..."
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"...we went to the dilapidated house waving unloaded guns..."