Release haiku shame sobs, lamentinghum – humiliatinga humbling farewell
POEM A DAY – August 14
Yes, it is trueInspired by Doris Lessing’s The Summer Before the Dark that as the woman stood in her kitchentossing roasted nuts in twos into her mouthchewing, tasting, hungry for meatshe regarded the treetops in the neighbour’syard and discovered that part of her was therehovering a few inches above a ground shecouldn’t see, feeling differently… Continue reading POEM A DAY – August 14
POEM A DAY – August 13
linen dress at the second-hand store calls to melike a lullabya light-bluesky sighyearningfor my skin I give in who doesn’tlove a lullaby?a yearning?