Cane's Spirit,
whose hands wove you,
entwined the reeds,
were you tangled, twisted
until it hurt or
was your heart-
OH!
"The rain forest yielded
to man's destructive
forces, but
the collector salvaged
my pieces.
SOLD THEM
TOLD HER
RATTAN PALM
I am flexible.
I am uniform
My spirit remains.
SHE DYED ME
BUT I DID NOT DIE."
I hear your presence,
you're all about;
let's sit another hour,
you can tell me the story of
Malaysia.
daw
4/14/2010
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Calling to mind the work of naturalist-poet Mary Oliver, White paints a handsome yet arresting portrait of the joys and pains of living.”
—Press release from AuthorHouse
About Denise
I taught mathematics for 32 years during which time I had my jr. and sr. high school students write books showing their knowledge in words and in numbers. I have been a poet and journaler since about the age of ten. I have poetry published in Northern...
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Denise’s Favorite Books
House by the Sea, Dot and The Line, The Three Miss Margrets, The Kite Runner,The Zen Of Creativity, Traces in Blood, Bone, and Stone






