Judy Katz-levine is the author of three poetry collections: "When The Arms Of Our Dreams Embrace" (SARU 1991), "Ocarina" (SARU/Tarsier 2006), and "When Performers Swim, The Dice Are Cast" (Ahadada 2009). Her recent poems have appeared in "Salamander", "Ygdrasil", "Gravel", "Muddy River Poetry Review", "Ibbetson Street", "Poem Of The Moment" (Massachusetts Poetry Festival Newsletter), and "Blue Unicorn". Stark Light the lilac leaves a young man insists on justice, grieves the homeless ones he meets at the train station stark light I listen impossible to move on it we hear about wars starting up pray for an end to the violence stark light at noon cars shine in the heat I grieve for the world and getting older listen to the young their laments for future decades - Judy Katz-levine
Sunday, September 11, 2016
The Sunday Poet: Judith Katz-levine
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