Category Archives: poetry

Water

flecked with the debris of dead civilizations and people
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logos lobos

logos lobos, twisty-tongue turbos,
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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,
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Feminine Factory

Women just have to Take care of their needs—
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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
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Gentlemen of Bacchus

We are they whose loud carousing, Tankards deep and anthems rousing...
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June Sunset

Dusk comes gently here; the shadows creep Like furtive lovers,all things to enfold
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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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