 La Belle Captive, by René Magritte (Belgium), 1947. La Belle Captive A rolling stone gathers no moss but a mossy stone gathers some rolls. A loud stone inundates her desire by dropping down in coal grey water. A minuscule stone is referred to as Pebble. You might not notice her hiding below you but, a large stone looms in the frame of your anaphoric eye. A silent stone waits to shatter the glass you view her through. Kari A. Flickinger Kari A. Flickinger was a 2019 nominee for the Rhysling Award, and a finalist in the Iron Horse Literary Review’s 2018 Photo Finish. Her poetry has appeared in Written Here: The Community of Writers Poetry Review, Riddled with Arrows, Door-Is-A-Jar, Rhythm and Bones, Nine Muses, Burning House Press, and Ghost City Review, among others. She is an alumna of UC Berkeley. When not writing, she plays guitar to her unreasonably large Highlander cat. Find her: kariflickinger.com @kariflickinger legendcitycollective.wordpress.com
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January 2021
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