‘Chemo Refusal’ and Other Poetry by Golan Shahar
Chemo Refusal Doctor’s gown off. He looks again. Goes tough, speaks plain: "It’s back. Aggressive. Don’t deny. Without the ...
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‘Fibromytrauma’: A Poem by Golan Shahar
Fibromytrauma My body’s still and will not settle. It keeps the scores: Muscles. Nerves. “Tough love,” he said. A ...
1. soft gurgles, first smile clock ticking on the mantel the future pivots 2. September portraits art in squiggled colored…
Tweedie's poems are always dyed in the wool and cut from the whole cloth. His second career is a blessing…
Old Butterfly Now these summered wings All spent with beauties gathered, must now, gathered, fall. Abides How old leaves persist…
Earth, cracked and dry like vacated cicada shells -- deserted by rain (That's it for me, haiku #3. This has…
Arredondo is very good at this thing most of us like to do with words, and clearly her "dry spell"…
