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What the River Knows by Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Posted on May 5, 2000 by Bob McCranie
The river remembers nothing about the string of white pebbles that moments ago gleamed from the edge of the bank where I kneel. Nor does the river recall the splash of the child¹s shoe when it slipped from that bank the feel of its… Continue Reading “What the River Knows by Barbara F. Lefcowitz”
Category: 05. May, 2000Tags: Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Blue Rain by Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Posted on February 1, 2000 by Bob McCranie
If you’ve ever seen blue rain please explain to me when and where. I promise I won’t steal so much as a fringe. Tell me if it was closer to a peacock or prairie-grass blue, the blue edge of elegant paper, blue thread inside… Continue Reading “Blue Rain by Barbara F. Lefcowitz”
Category: 04. February, 2000Tags: Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Color Key by Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Posted on February 1, 2000 by Bob McCranie
* To burn off the layers of sleep the red poem appears all at once in the scrawl of a dream hastily recalled before its fire dies leaving neither ashes nor a fine black linen rash on the bed-clothes. * An acquired taste, the… Continue Reading “Color Key by Barbara F. Lefcowitz”
Category: 04. February, 2000Tags: Barbara F. Lefcowitz
rain shadows by Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Posted on February 1, 2000 by Bob McCranie
Long a student of rain I was glad to discover yet another dimension of its many shadows. This time not feathery stripes or braided strands but white-rimmed dark ovals scudding across a page. If I didn’t know they’d been cast by the rain streaming… Continue Reading “rain shadows by Barbara F. Lefcowitz”
Category: 04. February, 2000Tags: Barbara F. Lefcowitz, Pushcart Nominee
Those Left Behind by Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Posted on February 1, 2000 by Bob McCranie
For Jackie Robinson, W.B. Yeats, Schubert, Blake (both Eubie & William), Einstein, Christ, my mother & my Uncle Leo. . .and especially all who waved from the train stations in Vilna & Riga & Pinsk, ca. 1900 After the last wave, they walked home… Continue Reading “Those Left Behind by Barbara F. Lefcowitz”
Category: 04. February, 2000Tags: Barbara F. Lefcowitz
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