Bob Marcacci
An instructor with Qatar Foundation's Academic Bridge Program in Education City, Bob Marcacci lives in Doha, Qatar with his wife and son. He has also taught English in the United States, China, Italy, and Japan, and his poetry has appeared in numerous online and print publications around the world. Aside from publishing his own e-books, which can be downloaded at http://marcacci.blogspot.com/, Bob has had chapbooks published by BlazeVOX, Dusie, Plan B Press, and Unlikely 2.0.
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12:21 in some way that’s how i feel inverted after kabob and sherbet i grade responses on uncomfortable carmine couch cushions while Angela irons t-shirts much later                munch pretzels                try to think of something                to write pay closer attention to verbs?                agreement errors?                               frag?                time still stands lags                                              monumentally in a monotony of double-spacing                this without a title                that lacking citation                when does it end *** those reflectors that blink along barriers along roadsides wink at me in my kitchen as if they know me at this hour my secret mohair tomorrow with sun some workers will return to those trenches behind barriers to continue work i will pass in the shuttle with my books and responses toward my day’s work at words those reflectors dim in white sun still wink until i return and we meet again to contemplate our little variations *** what little life to return to what broken dream made new in camphor what growth in desert deluge palms dunes monsoon what saved or spoken truth what compass spun some moment what came through moonlight lapis lazuli what might wait you what span of time of mine what gives a sign ***                00:00 silent crescendo                               midnight Philips                                              digital light                clock with orange segments                               numerals                dust now with lamplight                a colon appears :                               doesn’t                one per second                my love light                saws on ZZZZzzzzzz…
An instructor with Qatar Foundation's Academic Bridge Program in Education City, Bob Marcacci lives in Doha, Qatar with his wife and son. He has also taught English in the United States, China, Italy, and Japan, and his poetry has appeared in numerous online and print publications around the world. Aside from publishing his own e-books, which can be downloaded at http://marcacci.blogspot.com/, Bob has had chapbooks published by BlazeVOX, Dusie, Plan B Press, and Unlikely 2.0.
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