In Response to Rembrandt’s A Girl at a Window Red cord easily found on light hair tangles in my auburn twists. I do have value. In my chains, if you may, and I’m God’s child. If out there, I’d untie my tresses and hold my hem up in a spring. All things of value are put away. Brought out on special nights. Never in the day. Sometimes, yes, in my mind, in my grin. Jill Hawkins Jill Hawkins is a graduate of The Red Earth MFA program at Oklahoma City University. She was born and raised in Oklahoma. Jill has publications in: (JAMA) The Journal the American Medical Association, Blacktop Passages, Southwestern American Literature, Pink.Girl.Ink., Poeming Pigeon, Mizna, The Endeavor, Dragon Poet Review, Red Earth Review, Lowestoft Chronicle, The Whiskey of our Discontent: Gwendolyn Brooks as Conscience and Change Agent, Degenerates: Voices of Peace, The Penwood Review, PCC Inscape Magazine, Toe Good, Deaf Oklahoman, Montana Mouthful, Stream Ticket, a Veil: Journal of Darker Musings, and Metafore.
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