Seeker Magazine

Selected Poems


by Kimberly (K.R.) Copeland


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Premonitions of June

I foresee sheets in pink
and yellow plaid

squash and berries
stealing every scene,

all but those scenes
stolen by black ants

in which case, sheets I see
are white and red.


Guilt is a bellicose brawler

Guilt is a bellicose brawler,
malevolent mauler of mind
who batters and blows
his victims, then shows
them pictures of life in rewind


Syncopated Sleep Pattern

Brass bed blanketed
by rose-red velvet
next to open French-window
floor to ceiling sheers billow
willed by treble wind's bellow
dreamt the tender tone.


Them's Some Handsome Hands

(Inspired by the writings of Gertrude Stein)

Handsome hands sometimes sunder
under understated stands,
overwhelm me, whelm me over
clover, lover, over, O!
Them's some handsome hands.

Suspended in Air

Enwrapped in an aerosol matter
as dense as a permanent wood,
the fog caused my focus to flatter
the fine mist of mystical good,
that draped the day's face like a veil,
chimerical vizard of lace,
embraced the gray slate and the shale
and then dissipated into space.



Poems Copyright 2002 by Kimberly (K.R.) Copeland (No reproduction without express permission from the author)

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Kimberly (K.R.) Copeland at lorenz2@ameritech.net