Photo from Wikipedia In the pea patch gardens
blossoms tilt. Dahlias,
statice, sunflower,
the brightest things
hang like smoke over a bog.
I walk my dysphoria
on a leash,
notice that poplars
etch a cobalt sky.
Ferns are zinc and don’t love
the wetness they contain.
Copper has a taste
when I bite my pennies.
Judith Skillman’s new book is “Kafka’s Shadow” (Deerbrook Editions, 2107). Visit judithskillman.com.
The pickles are kosher certified, gluten-free and 100% vegan, and the company ships pickles all around the country.
A movement at Brown University pushing for divestment against Israel has triggered a comprehensive rebuttal that can serve as a blueprint for all pro-Israel groups.
As the anniversary of the attack gets closer, a sense of closure is still a distant dream.
WPF is a very visible example of exploiting the façade of peace to fuel conflict and promote false accusations that contribute to hatred and violence.
Should U.S. Presidents be able to freeze your bank account if they disagree with your views on foreign policy, or if anti-Israel groups ask them to?
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