Fraiku: Me & Wolves

Posted on 2022/11/11 by Bartholomew Barker

I write poetry
with the same intent as wolves
howling at the moon

About Bartholomew Barker

Bartholomew Barker is one of the organizers of Living Poetry, a collection of poets and poetry lovers in the Triangle region of North Carolina. Born and raised in Ohio, studied in Chicago, he worked in Connecticut for nearly twenty years before moving to Hillsborough where he makes money as a computer programmer to fund his poetry habit.
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20 Responses to Fraiku: Me & Wolves

  2. moribascorner says:
    2022/11/11 at 22:12

    Ha yes… I recognize in your quote, the solitaire wolf howling with the same intensity as the poet crying from the soul…!
    🇯🇲🏖️

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  3. JeanMarie says:
    2022/11/11 at 22:23

    Good metaphor if a lonely and frustrating one,

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  4. K.Hartless says:
    2022/11/11 at 22:54

    It has the same effect. Shivers every time. ;)

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  5. Karima Hoisan says:
    2022/11/13 at 14:50

    Loved your analogy…and the connection between poets and the moon is quite similar; I’ve found. Being rather a night person myself (smiles) these nights of moon are quite exhilarating.

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  6. Carolyn Crossley VixenOfVerse says:
    2022/11/14 at 08:47

    I empathise with this so much! 😆

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  7. Benjamin Grossman says:
    2022/11/14 at 14:44

    Dang! Great! I love this one!

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  8. Gypsie-Ami Offenbacher-Ferris says:
    2023/01/06 at 20:13

    Having a wolf and being truly bonded with her – the moon brings joy to both. 🌕

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  9. yourplateormine967244485 says:
    2023/01/06 at 22:58

    I missed this one. Love it and I can relate…

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