Alicia Cole
After Hiroshima
I hope to see
Alicia Cole is a writer and visual artist living in Huntsville, AL. Her poetry has appeared in Paper Nautilus and Thick With Conviction, and is forthcoming in The Clockwise Cat and Love & Ensuing Madness. You can find more about her on Goodreads, https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6470571.Alicia_Cole, at her publishing press, Priestess & Hierophant, www.priestessandhierophant.com, and at www.facebook.com/Aliciacolewriter.
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I hope to see
fresh sakura free of cesium a child’s hands placing dolls in the pinked boughs of festival bowers free of nuclear showers china faces uncracked thirsty trunks drinking clean water (so many generations unharried growth since Hiroshima, yet so much wasted in the earth’s protestant heave as though spirits their mouths sprung from Torii gates snapped a spume of rotten ground).
Alicia Cole is a writer and visual artist living in Huntsville, AL. Her poetry has appeared in Paper Nautilus and Thick With Conviction, and is forthcoming in The Clockwise Cat and Love & Ensuing Madness. You can find more about her on Goodreads, https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6470571.Alicia_Cole, at her publishing press, Priestess & Hierophant, www.priestessandhierophant.com, and at www.facebook.com/Aliciacolewriter.
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