No dappled gray, no liver chestnut, no dark bay – Five poems by Helen Wickes
SUNDAY AFTERNOON OUTSIDE Rain zithering off the rooftops of cars, azaleas ablaze on the porch are hot-pink zealots ...
SUNDAY AFTERNOON OUTSIDE Rain zithering off the rooftops of cars, azaleas ablaze on the porch are hot-pink zealots ...
A Child of Snow The stranger had large hands and a face slender like a wolf. Taiki liked wolves. The ...
THE VULTURE Some boys were sitting in a circle after dusk chatting, their backs to the old tamarind tree, bare-bodied ...
Letter from a Syrian child to his mother Mom, you never told me that you can die even ...
children training two boys chasing each other on the street with toy guns in their hands the small ...
Poem in time of war, 2006 1 She reaches in sleep for her brother’s hand Her small fingers ...
Some Trees In the long months of listening to reports of war I grew more and more attached to ...
English translation by Pina Piccolo. I In this the moon resembles us Crescents plucked from its fullness Growing ...
The Dreaming Machine
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Poem in time of war, 2006 1 She reaches in sleep for her brother’s hand Her small fingers ...
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