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Amy Michelle Mosier
Phoenix, AZ
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Poems of Amy Michelle Mosier
Music starts my little church
My heart is an empty jardiniere
My lover – he feels blank –
My spirit cannot be bridled
Often conversation carries
Oh, joy! at the night sky
Oh, star – brightest star –
Old age doesn’t exist for all
On Havana's white shore –
On waves of midnight blue –
On wisps of hope alone -
Our Sun imprints heavy July
Our union is stronger than we -
Pink is the morning sun ablaze.
Rabat is a black pearl
See there marches Orion
So that you shall be blessed
Spring days like these
Star of Wonder
Sweat is the other garment
Sweet Crickets
Tarry with me tonight
Tell me something more –
The Elusive Lady
The Garden of Eden
The Sahara is another vast sea
The treetop glimmers outside my window
The wind hears many secrets
Through a break in the trees
Thy being's grace
To a stranger who has died
Triolet #1
Triolet #2
Triolet #3
Triolet #4
Two streams that converge
Under a sky of celadon
Weary day surrenders to night;
Weeds as tall as children
Were I a rose
What a brutal sun that assaults the cliffs
What a curtain Bisbee has
What love is this
When long days drag on me
When pillars fail
With a spurn of yellow and a shout
Would you meet me sometime
You can no more catch the sun
You stole me from a castle
You want to requite my love;
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