How Do I Wear My Pain?
It’s a difficult fit;
I’d eat it if I could.
Everywhere and nowhere,
I bump into it.
It has its own odd lodgments.
Exhortations for costumed grief
exhaust me.
Thieves, wanting to steal it,
shoot acid in my heart.
Unarrayed, I stand naked
and wait.
Two poems by Patricia D’Alessandro of Sacramento.
Published on 02.17.05
A poem by Robert M. Stanley of Sacramento.
Published on 02.03.05
A poem by William S. Gainer of Grass Valley.
Published on 01.27.05
A poem by William J. Hughes of Sacramento.
Published on 01.20.05
A poem by Moira Magneson of Placerville.
Published on 01.13.05