Sunday, November 18, 2012
GHOSTS
Hollow’s echo lives
on this switchback road
far from the one
I traveled young
at the north end
of Laramie mountains
Wind whips dust
into my mouth
No caresses here
No Casper promises
of fairy tale cabin
hiding ‘round the bend
with cousins laughing
and dogs barking
No meatloaf sandwiches
With Kool-Aid chasers
No spidery outhouse
to mock my Sunday best
About Barbara Moore:
Barbara Moore is a New York writer in a love-hate relationship with the city. She has been published in journals such as Clockwise Cat, Wild Goose Poetry Review, Gutter Eloquence and Guerilla Pamphlets. Several of her poems appear in the 2011 Edgar and Lenore’s Publishing House anthology In The Company Of Women.
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