Inside the Cut Complexity The mind was split & mended Each perception divided into more —Brenda Hillman, "Practical Water" With disciplined palette the careful clutter built itself, angle over decade, space over time, crosswise and cautious, unreadable until the explosion, off-centre, prodigious, lit the intensities, star-shot over all, hard, gemlike, pushing its points into the matrix and a slow large turn over the waters of creation sent new thought spinning, weaving, through the silver void, into the heart. Shirley Glubka Shirley Glubka is a retired psychotherapist, poet, essayist, and novelist. Her most recent chapbook is Reflections Caught Leaping: poetry and related prose. Her latest novel: The Bright Logic of Wilma Schuh. Shirley lives in Prospect, Maine with her spouse, Virginia Holmes. Website: http://shirleyglubka.weebly.com
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February 2021
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