Oracle and the Green Bird
half drunk by the burlap it lives on - a rough patch of crude stitching like a hastily darned and poorly healed wound lies half-way up the left plane of the canvas not belonging to this image but owning the space in ways paint only aspires to both oracle and bird must find a way to exist with this tattered, crosspatched burlap background - and they do. M.J. Arcangelini M.J. Arcangelini was born 1952 in western Pennsylvania. He has resided in northern California since 1979. He began writing poetry at age 11, stories in his teens and memoirs in his late 40′s. His work has been published in a lot of little magazines, small newspapers and 9 anthologies. He is the author of two poetry collections: “With Fingers at the Tips of My Words” 2002 and “Room Enough” 2016. Arcangelini maintains an occasional blog of poetry and prose at https://joearky.wordpress.com/
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