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Category: Poetry
Lightening
The oaks shone/ gaunt gold/ on the lip/ of the storm before/ the wind rose,/ the shapeless mouth/ opened and began/ its five-hour howl;/ the lights/ went out fast, branches/ sidled over/ the pitch of the roof, bounced/ into the year/ that grew black/...
read moreA Letter from Home
She sends me news of blue jays, frost,/ Of stars and now the harvest moon/ That rides above the stricken hills./ Lightly, she speaks of cold, of pain,/ And lists what is already lost./ Here where my life seems hard and slow,/ I read of glowing melons...
read moreWhen Death Comes
When death comes/ like the hungry bear in autumn;// when death comes and takes all the bright coins from his purse/ to buy me, and snaps the purse shut;/ when death comes/ like the measle-pox/ when death comes/ like an iceberg between the shoulder bl...
read moreAbout Katie
Born in Louisville. Live in Atlanta. Curious by nature. Researcher by education. Writer by practice. Grateful heart by desire.
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