The pleasure for me in these selections is the soft way the word’s fall, the immediate connection with the phrase, the expectation of something different about to be seen all adding up to an intriguing read. I can’t say that I understand them all, but I enjoyed the reading and will continue to read for more insight.
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Sheri's Poems
- Yakima Canyon Peaches -- Associated Content
- Wrapped Around A Nebula -- GATHER
- The Specusphere - Five Hollows
- The Specusphere - Chagall: The Mirror
- The Climber - Associated Content
- Sad Surrender -- GATHER
- Red Tree, Yellow Sky, etal. -- BIG CITY LIT
- Quandries - Associated Content
- porté de abejos -- WILD VIOLET
- Poem for Two Speakers Inside -- GATHER
- Nightmare, Cemetaries, Prometheus' Gift-- BLACK PETALS
- Milk Carton Race Day - Associated Content
- Man of War Bird - Associated Content
- Halloween Poem -- Out Trick or Treating - Associated Content
- Escape -- REAL CHANGE NEWS
- CONCAVE/CONVEX - Associated Content
- Baking Bread -- a Poem - Associated Content
- Alexandria by Night, eta. THE SHINE JOURNAL
- Abandoned Home -- SPEAKABOUTIT
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