Prayer for the Tattered Moon A poem by Melanie Civin Kenion Prayer for the Tattered Moon it is early morning and the sun is coming up. nothing special today, the colors muted and pale not the fluorescent paint I swoon... Continue Reading →
Of Air and Breath A poem by Melanie Civin Kenion Of Air and Breath I was with you when the air left your mouth for the last time, when you were old and no longer showing me the world which... Continue Reading →
Empty Suitcase A poem by Melanie Civin Kenion Empty SuitcaseIn my baggage I carry broken dreams, wishes unfulfilled, hopes for more. Empty promises, mistakes repeated. Regrets, sorrows, excuses. I rest the suitcase on a scale to see if it weighs too much. I add, rejection from a man... Continue Reading →
The Shell A poem by Melanie Civin Kenion The ShellWhen the air was turbulent, when the waves were washing against the shore with vengeance leaving unpredictable patterns in its wake, I walked the beach in search of the perfect shell.... Continue Reading →
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