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Category Archives: poetry
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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Estuary Sands, 11:00
The sun’s young face is veiled in mourning weeds;
The steel scar dulls to grey, bereaved of light.
Two Contradictory Odes
I love my enemies,
with Neruda's affection.
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January 20, 2009
I feel like a little girl standing in the sun,
beams shining full on her face, grin cocked
towards heaven.
To All Pre-Cancerous Men of Leisure
So alarming when in the
Throes of cocktails
Served in smoky glasses
Onanism in the Time of War
tears spill with my seed
sewn in sand not soil
Fear is a Rapist
Fear is a Rapist with papers--
Convicted sex offender--
Reel Positions
A Mermaid named Nala
Met with Jessie the Rabbit
To discuss what the Old Adage say.
Two Eyes Show
Two eyes show two streets separate.
The one walks along normal, like it has
a day to live out.
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June Sunset