A big thank you to editor Zebulon Huset who has published my poem “The Shape of Me” in the double inaugural issue of Coastal Shelf.
The poem begins this way:
The Shape of Me
Have I been removed from something bigger?
Something gargantuan with jiggerfish capabilities.
Some thing that attracts, precise and cold.
Looking around, I notice cars and trashcans,
and up, clouds suspended in a blue crisp enough to lick.
You can follow the link to the full poem:
By Cameron Cassan – cropped from Dancer Silhouettes. Explored, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=10611704
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Love the image of ghosts and angels becoming each other…
Oh, yay!
Congratulations. Good, intriguing, work
Thank you!
Congratulations, Luanne! Such interesting images you’ve created.
Thank you!
Wonderful news, Luanne! Loved the poem!
I’m so glad!
Congratulations, Luanne. It’s great that your work is being recognized and shared in this way.
Ah thanks!
Congratulations Luanne. I loved the poem. Seems so right for this situation.
Thanks, John!
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Congratulations on the publication of “The Shape of Me”! I love the movement from the framentation of doubt to the simple solidity of self.
Thank you!!!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
Such an interesting poem, Luanne! Congratulations!
Thanks, Carla!
Congratulations! Love the poem 🙂
Wonderful piece, Luanne. Congratulations on the publication.
Thank you so much, Eilene!
Wonderful poem! Congrats!
Why, shucks, ma’am. Thank you!!!
Congratulations, Luanne! Wonderful poem with exciting images.
Thank you, Clare! Hope all is well with you!
Thank you, Luanne, we are all very well. get well soon xx
I received two jigsaw puzzles for holiday gifts (one from me).
After all these months, I wouldn’t mind being fitted back in place. But I can wait.