Julia Greenshaw
Blog posts and the occasional short story and poem by fiction writer Julia Greenshaw.
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George, a poem (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published‘George’ now that I am alone too much, I think memory is like a house we all once lived in its floors wet sand I burrow into past imprints of skeletal sand dollars, sea-god treasure for our eyes of love and wonder I close them now to the beauty only we could see, and hear your Dionysian laugh. now distant as the shores I no longer visit, and being that I am alone too much, I wonder if even after nearly twenty years of yo
Poludnica (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedArrayed in high, shimmering heat, the wanderer ambling the yellow king’s bride searches gaping hollows, a crossroads she makes of you sun-cursed, immovable Questioning always, that trick of immortality. What ceaseless melody beckons answering, giving name and ending to ageless pursuits Shade’s scythe and fortune’s tinder, all for the revelation of your music against the ruin of my survival. I linger, haunt— the bent-trunk tr
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