NO ONE THINKS M BY JOSEPH D. MILOSCH
After I help her
into the tub,
I hang her robe
on a hook.
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After I help her
into the tub,
I hang her robe
on a hook.
I rue those nights I’d slept,
and wakened from a dream
in which I could have wept
from loss of self-esteem.
In the twilight of Søren Kierkegaard’s life, he begins to question his own philosophical fundament. He did not plan this.
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the immutability of mountains,
pushed and shoved time
into crenelated niches and canyons.
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It’s an indulgent act that no disguise
can hide despite a battery of sounds
and vivid images that mesmerize
the senses
A swing set sits in the side yard.
It was the fun house to visit,
but now it is encircled by a withering garden.
Do you remember when we found all those seashells and packaged them up into wax paper envelopes to send to all our enemies? I took a sand dollar hostage so I could memorize the rough rimmed perimeter.
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A book should end with a click
On a map, Shityerself Beach is called Nehalem Bay. But only tourists and parents with young kids use its proper name. To the seasoned locals of Harper, Oregon, it’s been Shityerself Beach for as long as anyone can remember. The story goes that a surfer mythically known as Jackie B. gave Nehalem its flattering nickname in the 1950s
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