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Grain Earth House

Posted on 2024-06-30 by Bartholomew Barker

Grain Earth House I had to break my pen to unlock a hole in the ground older than Lazarus. Crouched, fingers grazing wet stone as I made my way to panic. Quick withdrawal — back to where I could stand … Continue reading →

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I want to live underground (Poem-A-Day 23)

Posted on 2014-04-23 by Bartholomew Barker

For today’s prompt, write a location poem. Location could be physical–like the laundromat, a public park, a glacier, flying saucer, etc. Or location could be emotional, psychological, metaphysical, or some other kind of word that ends in -al. Or surprise … Continue reading →

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