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ISSN
1942-2067
Copyright © 2009 Pirene's Fountain.
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Last updated:
October 2009 |
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Tia Ballantine is a bit of a wanderer, a painter and a poet who has lived here, there, and elsewhere, but who currently sleeps and writes in the wao kele – somewhere between the wao kanaka and the wao lani, in the wet forest above Honolulu. Her poetry has been published in various journals, including Spillway, Snakeskin Webzine, Poets Canvas, Five Fingers Review and The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought, and has been anthologized in Sam Hamill’s Poets Against the War and in Winter Gifts, published in Scotland by Happenstance Press. She has also published short stories and essays.
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CIRCUIT
He walks in salt marsh, stepping
one stone two stone, hearing
voice as evidence, heron
on hush sands—beggar deaf
She remembers such a spring—
bare nights in need of silk
on every sidewalk—broken
glass on every tree limb, moths:
history her cradle
logic his light.
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