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Susan Cowger

Art & Poetry

Art Poetry

May 5

Even a gull can FLY.*   ... read more

May 4

Oh, please, no dogs.....*   ... read more

April 30

Crimson and loons on the lake,ancient reflections calm,  wait. As if her father called, she turns from beautyinto fading light,  sapwood flexes,a gap widens, she steps through.*   ... read more

April 29

Stars of sky fall to earth. He holds in his mouththe alphabet of her name,one more kiss, engine of the mind racing on gleaming tracks of love.*   ... read more

April 28

Truth, never completely dormant,late at nightcalling, like a strange bird. And gradual awareness—There it is! Again!—distant, sounding like a train,insistent, but easily ignored.*   ... read more

April 27

She dislikes numbers: a black hole with specslike stars, continuously sucked in, heavy, out of sight. Except zero,outside it all,holding all possibilitylike hope.* ... read more

April 26

Eddie of corn snow,ice sgraffito over a backed-up storm drain,this crisp morning she decidesBeauty's consistentlysomewhat out of place:the stun of daffodils.* ... read more

April 25

His accent slightly foreigntroubled her. "Don't forget My cross."She heard "...crows." So she fed them,tossed them her trinkets. Endless sacrificebegetting love.* ... read more

April 24. Resurrection Day: Jesus Saves.

Death's pendulum stills,guilt spilt from the hourglass. StalledDefeatedExposed. She weeps,sweeping the love with her handsuncovering wings in the sand. * ... read more

April 23

She pulled on dirty socksin solidarity with the disciples,who anticipated Monday.Stiff, dry and salty.  Fishing again. Threading needles.Darning holes.* ... read more

April 22

It's the way of stories, she said,trouble angles in slowly like night falling, urgency needles between the shoulders,the hero's unaware... * ... read more

April 21

Deciding to lose the parts of her she didn't like,she minimized expression, smiled without showing teeth,then disappeared into nothing.* ... read more

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