| Writing the Poem (Originally appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer) The wine soothes, as words rattle the bare spaces in my head- Vowels and consonants playing checkers and make-believe cutting and rolling each other- My struggle is now to order it all- as if rows could be made. An angry beehive of letters, and words spare of meaning, attempt a parade in my brain. I sip away the syllables, as one by one they all come marching on the page. Andrea Jazwiecki 2004 |
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