Laundry day again:
once more I am defeated
by the fitted sheet.
skat@2017
Laundry and dishes:
Both of them pile up; at least,
You can’t break laundry.
skat@2017
Un-hampered, soiled wash
Gets loaded, swished, swirled, then spun—
New heap just begun.
skat©2015
(this poem appeared originally appeared on the Poetikat Unbound blog)
Reflections from a contemplative window
the quill that shatters glass
David Kanigan
Setting up a Brand-New Life in London
a creative writing notebook by Bill Bisgood
by Lize Bard
Alex Markovich, 39 y.o. male living in Russia. A photographer, writer, and lecturer, as well as translator. A regular guest on “Radio of Russia” and other radio stations. Main subjects of the programs: “Traveling through Russia” and “Photo Art” (Alex arranges photo exhibitions in various Russian towns and cities, as well as abroad). E-mail: travel.with.markovich AT gmail.com
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