Frozen beach wrack poem
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by Didi Menendez. Didi is a Cuban-born American artist and author. She is the publisher and founding editor of the literary magazine MiPOesias, OCHO and Oranges & Sardines. Her latest book was just released by BLAZEVOX.org.
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"Split Tea" In memory of Skydancer Copyright Skydancer 2007
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I collect encrusted artifacts washed up on my shore: chain, bolts, parts of boats, beach glass. Sometimes the tides bring signs broken free from log booms, scrawled with cryptic numbers and letters. This image is like those signs. It is cold here today, but not quite cold enough to freeze letters.
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