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Five.1
I live in a city but also on the edge of woods along the James River. My home is halfway between the wild and a growing metropolis. This unique way of life has left me feeling akin to much of Chika Sagawa's poetry and prose where nature intersects with urban living. She takes you on leisurely walks through her imagination. Her words are a window that allow you to look out at her world from her distinct point of view but also offer the opportunity to look into her thoughts untethered.
Inspired by Sagawa's work, I will be posting a series of 5 word poems written on windows of my home with a china marker. This first poem is an introduction to what I am hoping to accomplish over the next week or two.
Inspired by Sagawa's work, I will be posting a series of 5 word poems written on windows of my home with a china marker. This first poem is an introduction to what I am hoping to accomplish over the next week or two.
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5 word poem,
Chika Sagawa,
James River,
Richmond,
Virginia
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Stately Paean
Mid-morning warmed lungs
chant velvet surrender.
Triumphant
perfumed gasp,
healer gives way
to hymn.
Sung,
a peony has come
undone.
Rippled milk fist
loosens its cumulus grip.
God of healing
gently delivers
pillow punches
to no one in particular.
Tissue lips declare,
calamity softly
spared.
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