Marie Anzalone : Writing

Streetlights

Streetlights

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Our city is a postcard from every previous era that built upon its narrow, disordered character. Gas lamps at some point gave way to ..
One night in a time capsule

One night in a time capsule

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Lay me down in the wilderness, and run your hands and mouth everywhere on my naked body that the moonlight illuminates, melting like ..
Ten Things I Learned When I Lost My Job Overseas

Ten Things I Learned When I Lost My Job Overseas

A Story by Marie Anzalone


10 Things I Learned When I lost my Job Overseas One of the most unsettling life events that a person can face is the loss of income upon whic..
Poet without a Country

Poet without a Country

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


when your heart is broken... write some more
Through these Eyes

Through these Eyes

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


I. “El Gordito,” they call my friend, as though a little extra weight negates a man’s credibility, his conviction, ..
Timekeeper

Timekeeper

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Let Nature dominate you. Let live the things you would control or kill with all sorts of products and philosophies that end in &ldq..
All the Difference

All the Difference

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


2nd piece written as a meditation on the theme of guilt, this time, exploring survivor's guilt
Love in the Days after Anubis

Love in the Days after Anubis

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Because I loved you, I sat up straight, smoothed my skirt, and surrendered to coffee spoons; after realizing that the Universe w..
In the First Place

In the First Place

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


meditation on the theme of "blame" for July poetry club activity with Casa los Altos
Bookends I and II

Bookends I and II

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


Processing a year marked by death and disorder all around