EVERYTHING
ONE POEM AT A TIME
This
poem
used
to be longer,
used
to contain
all
the words,
the
marching band,
a
sleeping tiger,
but
a
page is like
a
block of marble
on
the verge of change,
each
poem sculpted
from
it
to
present
Everythingness
in
its Relativeness
one
poem,
one
word,
one
sleeping
tiger
at a time.
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* * * *
Lisa Segal, a poet/writer/artist, has lived in Los Angeles
for more than thirty years. "THE TRAPPED BIRD" was first published
in her book, METAMORPHOSIS:
Who is the Maker? An Artist’s Statement (published by
Bombshelter Press (http://www.bombshelterpress.com>), which includes her poetry, prose, and photographs of her sculptures. She won
the 2017 Los Angeles Poet Society Poetry Month Contest. She teaches poetry and
writing as part of the Los Angeles Poets & Writers Collective and is a
member of StudioEleven, an artist-run cooperative. Her poems appear, or are
forthcoming, in Cultural Weekly, Serving House Journal, The
Mas Tequila Review, Spectrum, ONTHEBUS,
Poeticdiversity, FRE&D and elsewhere.
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