Lake Michigan waves swoosh into his grandparents’ backyard. Go count the sand crystals on the shore, they say, for he is too loud. The sandy yard, the prickly lake grass, the lake water stirred gray by churning sand. On his knees, with the sun bearing down on his raw skin, he digs for jewels, […]
Thank you, FREE VERSE REVOLUTION!
via The Battle of Escanaba – Barbara Leonhard — FREE VERSE REVOLUTION
(UPDATE: This poem is archived – the link no longer works – because FREE VERSE REVOLUTION has a new literary magazine. If you wish to access this link, let me know.)
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Fantastic, Barbara. Love the reference to Ceto.
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Thank you, Stephen!
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You are very welcome Barbara
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The family tree of mythological gods and goddesses is overwhelming. Fun to explore for poetry, though.
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Thank you!!
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