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Crooked-Finger Woman

January 23, 2017January 14, 2017 psalteryandlyre

I wait for you under a weeping birch. / I will climb through forked branches / to seek the message you’ve come for.

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Posted in PoetryTagged Susan Elizabeth Howe

When All Else Fails

January 16, 2017January 14, 2017 psalteryandlyre

not all scars / tell a story / or were deserved

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Posted in PoetryTagged James Diaz

Cumulus

January 9, 2017January 12, 2017 psalteryandlyre

A solitary cumulous / in a sea of space

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Posted in PoetryTagged Alex Spears, cumulus

No Botticelli, This—

January 2, 2017January 26, 2017 psalteryandlyre

No ginger virgin, hands modest to sex and breast, / flesh fallow, fecund as sky gone to seed in the sea . . .

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Posted in PoetryTagged Adam and Eve, Botticelli, galen dara, Tyler Chadwick

To the Mormon Newlyweds Who Thought the Bellybutton Was Somehow Involved

December 27, 2016January 16, 2017 psalteryandlyre

I think of you two on your wedding day, / hands trembling as he removed your / pearled tiara and she loosened your / grandfather’s cufflinks.

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Posted in PoetryTagged Deja Earley, Mormon Newlyweds, Mormon sexuality

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