| Muses Review - Poetry Winter 2006 |
| Poetry of Nadia Brown |
| Nadia Brown - Poet from Florida |
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The Writer by Nadia Brown Source: Unscrambled Eggs, (2005) p. 21 You wore a hat and two China braids combed your looks from poverty it is obvious you are no cardboard girl something about you sings confidence and is perhaps misunderstood by the paper leaf world that wraps your evenings with dreams of being a writer of knowing love You seem beyond your fifteen years quite older than the strawberry jam girl you are but underneath your myth of make believe stars you are like every one else trying to figure their place to dam a need along this stretch of creation where days are no longer trusted and nights don't care much for anyone ------------------------------------------ Moon Over Columbus by Nadia Brown Source: Unscrambled Eggs, (2005) p. 23 On this laundry mat of field I am a gray autumn torpid leaves collapsing in eve there looming amid quiet is your peg of moon an arcane of stars tilt their lanterns on your behalf I saw you crammed night into the belly of your suitcase you hoarded its girth as though it were yours as if it belonged to you when all I could gather were your bones of dusk You wore lavender sky as I watched you coast to sunrise taking all what you've reaped leaving just the blues and the agony it unfurls. ---------------------------------------- www.nadiabrown.com Her debut poetybook is entitled Unscrambled Eggs - a compilation of poems about finding purpose. -------------------------------------------- Editor's rating: not yet rated. Reader's rating: not yet rated. -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- Copyright (c) by Nadia Brown. All rights reserved. -------------------------------- The poems are published in Muses Review with permission from Nadia Brown. |
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