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Category Archives: poetry
logos lobos
logos lobos,
twisty-tongue turbos,
Potohar
The rivers are dry
and open. There are grooves
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Commuting
Hell begins at six and has six lanes
Damp black asphalt, slashed by hard white lines,
Feminine Factory
Women just have to
Take care of their needs—
The Day Saved
Wonder woman has nothing to do.
Sat on her back porch with her underwear
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Victorian Working Class Women
They clink their empty plates every night,
to inspire speculation from neighbours
Gentlemen of Bacchus
We are they whose loud carousing,
Tankards deep and anthems rousing...
June Sunset
Dusk comes gently here; the shadows creep
Like furtive lovers,all things to enfold
My Happiness Bears No Relation to Happiness: an interview and review
"Taha’s poetry has actually found an interested, open audience among Israeli Jews."
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