Commute Who hasn’t thought it? You’re driving home through the gray part of town, in the gray part of day. Almost sleepdriving, following other cars in an ant trail up and down, up and down – the red lights barely bright enough to break your trance. What if – just once – you take off, turn onto the interstate. St. Louis, Chicago, Denver – commit to a direction and go! Alarie Tennille Alarie’s latest poetry book, Waking on the Moon, contains many poems first published by The Ekphrastic Review. Please visit her at alariepoet.com.
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Sylvia Vaughn
7/25/2017 09:06:28 pm
This one's going to stay with me for a good while. So much covered in a spare, vivid way. Wow!
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William Schmidtkunz
8/9/2017 12:46:10 am
Alarie - you are true poet...scanning through the catalog of your work -
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