105 Degrees of Freedom The red head docent asks, why black? I think she is not being specific enough. The matte black surface recedes in shadows. It's unifying I say--twice--but she cannot see or hear me. A woman in front hears and repeats my answer. And she's pleased that the docent agrees, now repeating, Yes, it's unifying. And I smile, suddenly freed from my needing to be seen and heard. Pamela Joyce Shapiro Pamela Joyce Shapiro is a cognitive psychologist intrigued by memory and language. She writes poetry to capture thoughts and moments otherwise forgotten. Her work has appeared in Poetry Breakfast, Better Than Starbucks, The Ekphrastic Review, Unlost, and One Sentence Poems.
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February 2023
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