Poet & instructor. My first book of poetry, VARIATIONS ON A THEME OF DESIRE, is available from Saint Julian Press. Always looking for the perfect metaphor.
“I’ve always felt strongly that a writer shouldn’t be engaged with other writers, or with people who make books, or even with people who read them. I think the farther away you get from the literary traffic, the closer you are to sources.”—Nelson Algren
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So, this is how a eulogy is built and delayed, then reconstructed. A process developing over the last six months and stalled due to insistent pandemic, until the funeral, the laying to rest. Family gathering in the Oklahoma cemetery...
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His positive attitude alone transformed to metaphor—as an elaborate analogy, becoming just like a representation of the intricate archeological peeling back of the ancient city of Troy, layer by—
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11.16.2020—Under the circumstances I have been motioning forward. The unexpected. The misplaced. The setbacks and little discrepancies of chosen ideas. The missing of my father, a furious —
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Problem: when I finish a book, all but a few scenes or a general feeling seems to fade from memory. Solution? Would love to start journaling about it.
Question: anyone know of cool reading journals that have prompts fit for slightly deeper analysis? Or custom journal makers?
EPIPHANY
written by: Dilip Mohapatra
@dilipmo
When the rarefied daylight
diffuses and dreams into
the dense darkness of the night
and I take refuge
in the shadows of my
corruptible dreams
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