Author: Marge Piercy

Sometimes we collide, tectonic plates merging, Continents shoving, crumpling down into the molten Veins of fire deep in the earth […]

Tomatoes rosy as perfect baby’s buttocks, Eggplants glossy as waxed fenders, Purple neon flawless glistening Peppers, pole beans fecund and […]

The bonsai tree In the attractive pot Could have grown eighty feet tall On the side of a mountain Till […]

And thus the people every year In the valley of humid July Did sacrifice themselves To the long green phallic […]

You ask why sometimes I say stop Why sometimes I cry no While I shake with pleasure. What do I […]

I am packing to go to the airport But somehow I am never packed. I keep remembering more things I […]

That afternoon the dream of the toads Rang through the elms by Little River And affected the thoughts of men, […]

The people I love the best Jump into work head first Without dallying in the shallows And swim off with […]