Poetry – Page 29 – BIG OTHER

Five Poems, by Terese Svoboda

Ark-Shaped Plus Neck She walks the shore, kempt and clipped, just-so wings, a lion’s glance across the blue savannah,…

I Don’t Wish to Be a Vampire With centuries of memory stored in a youthful body. It is – or…

Everyone tells me there’s no work on this road, I make bad choices okay fine but I swing from a…

this old house as something still blooming such dust — these dandelion seeds orb my vision cobwebbed. optometrists say if…

Violet Madrigal No bigger than horse-flies, the lawns smalt with them, each tri-heart bloom a giant’s head afloat a thread…

Top of the World Roaring torrents of snow, trumpeting white, flailing, sifting, piling on, fleecing the town, and—not to be…

filament Let it all fade in: glass shard glitter, far-flung nebulae— nerves twisting themselves into a phone cord. dark blooms,…

Immigrant Sea Sangam Acoustics Both poetry-films are connected to a sequence of recent poems influenced by Sangam literature,…

Blue Eyeshadow Suicide Blonde Hairbrush masturbation dark passage powderpuff jazz but I’m the same as I ever was grass skirts…