Monday's
Poem
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Regina, Saskatchewan resident Tracy Hamon is a writer, mother, student, barber, and poet. Thistledown Press released her first book of poetry This Is Not Eden in April of 2005. In May of 2005, she won the City of Regina Writing Award for a second manuscript of poems and in the fall of 2005, This Is Not Eden was a finalist for two Saskatchewan Book Awards. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in numerous literary journals. |
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© Tracy Hamon
the need of
the body to fold and beyond,
fenced lines she straddles, of paths not
settled by anyone. more than herself,
an offering— his clouded
washboard abdomen, her cheek,
one significant sigh the slip
of a hybrid tongue shirring |
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