HOPE BY CHARLENE STEGMAN MOSKAL
Hope comes towards me
crawling on it’s belly, ears back,
tail tucked, protecting vulnerability
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Hope comes towards me
crawling on it’s belly, ears back,
tail tucked, protecting vulnerability
The birds had yet to take flight, and only a few sailboats had left the dock. It was nice and bright, and it was hours before kayaks would flood the bay with tourists.
Read MoreBaby geckos scurry
Along the railing,
Looking for safety.
there is an eroticism to insecurity
Read MoreAnother bleak day in Chicago, green
threatening waves on Lake Michigan
and sepulchral black tree branches
along the shore but indoors our vases
burst with cheery flowers
I hadn’t seen my sister in years so when I got to town I took her to the mall, where over cheese soup and a martini she tells me our grandpa murdered a man.
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Read MoreEvening breeze on a
humid summer night
cracked car windows,
play grounds,
Laif did not come to the funeral and was never seen again.
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