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2 POEMS Jonathan Dubow |
CREEK rests in the throat acorn and fern and dripped plaqued with moss evergreens as teeth a tongue looks like yellow oak leaves
COASTAL RIDGE litters of fault immigrant eucalypts in dry wind capturing fog from distance like a skeleton
__ These pieces are part of a series inspired by my time working as an aide for a communicatively impaired teenager with Autism in the San Francisco Bay Area. I have spent a lot of time thinking about impaired communication. In these poems I considered the ability of natural ecological settings to communicate within such a massive urban environment. |