By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: A very experimental piece regarding wordplay.] May I offer you a cup of tea– a cup of tea from me and you? Or should the arrangement be a cup of Ts from I to U? Semantics can get confusing when symbols like letters can represent ideasContinue reading “A Cup of Tea… or Ts? (A Poem)”
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A Wolf Moon (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: An experimental poem about traveling around a forest at night on a wolf. Hope you enjoy it!] Please come along dear friends on this journey beneath an ancient moon that shines like the golden eyes of our patient guide A large white wolf with fur radiantContinue reading “A Wolf Moon (A Poem)”
A Character Named Metafiction (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: Another highly experimental piece, based on the literary genre of metafiction.] A character named Metafiction is aware she is a character named Metafiction who lives within the margined boundaries of this poem much like a happy robin safe inside her nest high in a tree ThisContinue reading “A Character Named Metafiction (A Poem)”
From the Margins (A Poem)
By Joyce Jacobo [Author’s Note: I love to experiment with new ways to tell a story. Hope you like this one.] I was in amid a poem about an expansive forest with pine trees whose branches glinted in the moonlight as if covered in ice crystals on a certain late summerContinue reading “From the Margins (A Poem)”
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