ripping duct tape the sound of divorce
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Barrie Levine
Barrie Levine retired from her divorce law and mediation practice in 2016. During the pandemic, she discovered short form haiku and immersed herself in the practice, a life-affirming discovery. In her seventies, she published her first poetry collection this year entitled COTTON MOON: haiku and senryu. View all posts by Barrie Levine
Nice edition , great readings.
As a haiku poet want to submit my poem please share the email n details
Dang, this is truth in so many ways, wafts, and weaves.
wrought before written.
the sum of separation.
I’ve never lived this – seated moment –
, this is the way I’d like to..
Hinge cut , the way words alliterate..
I think of heart poured ( veinous) duct ripped.. tape ( record) the sound.. seal, affix .. how this division came together.. “tape the sound” ..package the air, sounding the depth.. ambering this memory of remembering.
‘-r-i(pp)ing ta(p)e. duc(t) (t)ape (t)he..(( strong strong soft))
(s)((o))un(((d))) ((o))f (((d)))iv((o))-r-(ce)
this soothes my need for harmonic word shapes and sounds on top of nailing the Feel.