The Best Among Them It’s hard not to see poets as builders of parallel worlds: a village cobbled together with wind, a forest of fish. They know that you know they’re playing around with somebody else’s life. That the stakes are high. They’ll move mountains to convince you of the authenticity of their tricks. They have this idea they stand at the edge of the universe. Their dreams are eyes. The best among them own hats holding rabbits with long, velvet ears you can’t resist stroking. Laura Ann Reed Laura Ann Reed, a San Francisco Bay Area native, taught modern dance and ballet at the University of California, Berkeley before working as a leadership development trainer at the San Francisco headquarters of the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Her work has appeared in numerous journals and anthologies in the United States, Canada and Britain. She is the author of the chapbook, Shadows Thrown, (Sungold Editions, 2023). Laura and her husband live in the Pacific Northwest.
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Mark McLeod
8/9/2023 12:26:23 am
Without iconoclasts, the world indeed be a dreary place!
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