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Tag Archives: November Chapbook 2022
Taste and See
The day’s spilled overlike a tipped cup of honied tea, and we’ve run out of words. Of time. The moon: a lemon lollyor a wintergreen lozenge we long to melt on hungry tongues. :: In November, we poem.
Posted in November Chapbook 2022
Tagged hungry tongues, lemon lollypop, moon, November Chapbook 2022, taste and see, tea
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Square One
Except (accept) that it’s a circle, really,more hula-hoop than hopscotch. We’ve been herea time or two, my friend,where both the mad and the merry go ’round. And so we spin. Begin, again. :: In November, we poem.
last call for a wayward moon
Let’s start at the very beginning, a very good place to start…– The Sound of Music Closing time, every new beginningcomes from some other beginning’s end.– Semisonic :: she orders a whiskey, neat(there’s enough that’s on the rocks)and floats alone … Continue reading
Posted in November Chapbook 2022
Tagged last call, moon poems, moon stones, night sky, November Chapbook 2022, Orion, stars, too much is broken
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