by Kathleen Hogan You are dust and roses.I am a teller of tales.Your browned lace crumblesbeneath my arms as I bring youinto the ring of my trees.How should I give you this story,with syrup or knife? Your bones break,with my every wordas I speak of the abandoned,of sickness, of hatred,and in the silencestears wash into […]
Author: Kathleen Hogan
Kathleen Hogan is a graduate of the University of Connecticut. Her poetry has been published in Poetica Review, Panoplyzine, Indolent Books What Rough Beast, and the Nancy Drew Anthology published by Silver Birch Press. She is a member of the Bloom Reading Series committee in her Washington Heights neighborhood in New York City.
