MOTHER BY PAMELA D. HIRTE
I can feel the nubby weave of fabric used to make my red jumper on your
Singer sewing machine, we picked out the pattern together.
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I can feel the nubby weave of fabric used to make my red jumper on your
Singer sewing machine, we picked out the pattern together.
Normally, flat on my back outdoors,
I note the changing shapes of clouds
billowing up over the horizon
The ghosts of Sicily are rising again
Searching for me in the scorched hills
I’m five when my dream arrives,
A tortoiseshell cat on our porch
The chill wind
rears up shoring itself against me
petrified in bed at the thought that
you might only be brewing coffee
so that we can sit together and have
that chat, but this morning I waited and
you weren’t there & it’s tea the old
men are drinking anyway
My mother accompanied her father on dates with his mistress.
Read MoreWhen my brother was small
and I was little taller,
my grandfather rode his horse
up to the back door, stepped
off onto the porch and spat
his way into the kitchen.
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Behind me, the glory from all our gardens will frame me perfectly—vain sinner, liar, cheat.
Read MoreTo disappear, light a match. From the flames
disperse ashes out to the campfire grounds, then play
the guitar until the strings break and bleed into your skin.
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Early in the year 2008, while making my home in the Appalachian mountain town of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, a realtor named Janice became a central figure in my world.
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