Saturday 5 May 2018

1 Poem by Alinda Dickinson Wasner

Too Much Love (Detroit Reverie)

Sun on  grass and new day
Dance across the lawn together
Bee-hum in Granny’s lilacs
Patient, patient
Old song, ancient, like Jamaica, little Haiti
And nextdoor neighbor
Radio on a window ledge
Sing Whenever I See Your Smiling Face;
As we girls chase boys
All in and out of
Foch Elementary, sun on window panes
All gold-gleam clouds
That whisper little white lies


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Alinda Dickinson Wasner is the author of 4 collections of poetry, the most recent being, When You Don't Know Who You Are by Crisis Chronicles Press. Winner of several US poetry prizes and an international prize, her work can be found in numerous print and online journals. Called "one of Detroit's best poets" by poet laureate, ML Liebler, Wasner is currently at work on a new collection, Too Much Love: Detroit Poems, she lives in metro Detroit.

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