Poetry by
Stephanie Pope
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| To Maggie One-Shoe Long ago, sometime after nine-eleven, a dark-haired, honey-tongued nymph, played among the waves air-borne east in the name of the business of anima mundi colendae gratia. While unbeknownst to her she left grounded and forlorn behind her a single shoe. (Either that or the security people took one when they opened her bag and rifled through it!) Either way she was left with some very nice outfits and one ridiculous pair of sandals. honey-tongued drifter shoe-least less one no less secure for it is it less about security as it is about taking away the want in the ways taking breath, time and chances what is it with Hermes and these stupid shoe (re) new-moving passions adding new kick to the looks of what is put together Hermes is such an outlaw when it comes to outfits breaking it all down again to include our underside outfitting us out-wittingly primordial schemes in schema dreams in dramas disappearing wonders in the honey-dusted driftings of our well-work and well-worn and well traveled outfits. Outfitting us to fit by mixing up others security people with our be longings ©2004 Like a Woman Falling, Selected Poems |
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| A teacher, author, poet and
mythologist, Stephanie has a BA in education from Walsh University and a master's degree in mythological studies from Pacifica Graduate Institute. You may write Stephanie through her website at www.mythopoetry.com |