Second Plum Do you blame plain bookish me? It called so urgently, promised sexuality, this wild voluptuous tree. Tricia Marcella Cimera Tricia Marcella Cimera is a Midwestern poet with a worldview. Her work is found in many diverse places online and in print. Her micro-chapbook entitled GO SLOW, LEONARD COHEN, released through the Origami Poems Project, contains the Pushcart Prize nominated "plum poem." Tricia lives with her husband and family of cats in Illinois, in a town called St. Charles, by a river named Fox, with a Poetry Box (also named Fox) in her front yard.
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Sandi Stromberg
6/14/2020 11:11:16 pm
A life revealed in such a few words. Brava!
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Tricia Marcella Cimera
6/15/2020 08:16:45 am
Thank you very much!
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6/15/2020 04:37:15 am
My favorite kind of poem. It says so much, so quickly, that I felt like I'd fallen out that window. I had to read it again, and it was just as wonderful as the first time. Great job, Tricia
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Tricia Marcella Cimera
6/15/2020 08:18:35 am
I appreciate that, Alarie! So glad it grabbed you!🖤
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