Today’s epistle, another terzanelle, is inspired by my choice to work on my tax return today…
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A long-awaited truth (A poem)
Back to the epistles again, after a short break.
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To the tap dancer centre stage (A poem)
Continuing the epistles with another terzanelle.
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Iacta alae est (The die is cast) (A poem)
This poem, about Santos Laboy, who was killed in an encounter with Massachusetts State Police in June 2015, was originally written for the Lament for the Dead website. Since the site is no longer online (it was taken down last October), I thought I would repost. Fortunately, it still counts as an epistle. You can read my original post about the poem here.
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Our first date was on Valentine’s Day (A poem)
Back to the epistles again.
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Lucy (A poem)
The mystery of Lucy, the alarm cat…
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Admonition to my mirror self (A poem)
Back to the epistles, this time in the form of a terzanelle.
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Turning back to the path I thought I was on before life took me somewhere else (A poem)
Writing epistles is harder than I thought it would be. So far, I feel like I’m ending up with a really bad ‘artist’s rendering’…
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Secrets and unanswered questions (A poem)
A new poem in my February series of epistles. Out of respect for privacy, I am not mentioning the subject of this one.
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Remember when (A poem)
I am giving myself a theme for February: epistles. This particular poem is for my friend Yumi, who died of cancer in September 2014.
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