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Archive for February, 2009

A new issue of catapult is out. Entitled “Self Diagnosis,” it focuses on the Lenten season. I have two photos included in the issue which feature King Lear and Ash Wednesday. They appear toward the bottom.

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after lambing spring
bleats a wooly innocence*
blissful of the fall
*”wooly innocence” is kiped from Master Lewis and the influence of Mr. Keats also seeps in all over this poem.

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fabric in a breeze

fabric in a breeze
contours her newly woken
legs pale from winter

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spring is bubbling

spring is bubbling
from cold earth freed water flows
laughing into light

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Coming Attractions: Fragile, Beautiful

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It is possible that I might just be a little too obsessed with the curves and textures of dried poinsettia leaves. Lovely.

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Photo courtesy of Clay Johnson
By the riverside
The wounded rise and sing. And
Study war no more.
Today during church as I listened to “Down by the Riverside” for the second time in as many days, wonderfully performed by an adult choir at my church in honor of Black History Month, it struck me just what a remarkable [...]

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