Saturday, September 9, 2023

Three Micropoems by Nolcha Fox

Juice
Every word a tiny knife
that slashed deep chasms
in her skin.
The day squeezed grapefruit
in the cuts, and how 
they burned, they burned.

Dangling
Conversations swim away.
I try to lure them with a worm
that dangles, wiggles,
doesn’t catch a thing.
What He Is
He is a sonic boom
wrinkling my walls.
He is a disco ball
reflecting the sun.
He is a bullet
searching for the sky.
He is an oil slick
evading the record of his misdeeds.
[A note by poetess Nolcha Fox :-
Thanks to Carly M Cherry’s poem, "They Tried to Race the Moon" for some of the words and images I used.]

© Nolcha Fox 
Buffalo, WY, USA
nolchafox@yahoo.com


Poetess Nolcha’s poems have been curated in print and online journals. Her poetry books are available on Amazon and Dancing Girl Press. Nominee for 2023 Best of The Net. Editor for Open Arts Forum, Chewers & Masticadores, Garden of Neuro. Accidental interviewer. Fake news faker.
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