Shara Faskowitz : Writing

A Prayer for My Great-Granddaughter

A Prayer for My Great-Granddaughter

A Poem by Shara Faskowitz


It's a windchime afternoon. My small town's song echoes in trees, in the distant whoosh of traffic, in the crow caw meant for no woman's ears butsp..
Goodnight Sweet Jazz

Goodnight Sweet Jazz

A Poem by Shara Faskowitz


The 2nd Door is closed. The stage is empty. No gut-bucket blues will wake the dead. No piano shoes, no red skirts aflare, no scrape of the brus..
Righteous Poetic Rage

Righteous Poetic Rage

A Poem by Shara Faskowitz


F**k the people with the long poems. Poets who pull words from the wind out of the whirl of sutra-genius to paint them on pages like silk kisses ..
Walk the Dog. Shine the light.

Walk the Dog. Shine the light.

A Poem by Shara Faskowitz


The red mists of anger have cleared. I try to remember kindness as easily as those sour mornings that followed nights spent in soundless recrimina..
Lifelines

Lifelines

A Poem by Shara Faskowitz


See my hand? Some days it looks three times too big to ever linger on the wire fence, hide from Mrs. Kurtz' growling dog or press its palm against..
Zen and the Memory of Quiet

Zen and the Memory of Quiet

A Poem by Shara Faskowitz


Quan Shih Yin is jade pink she is carved smooth planes and the curve of passing smile. She is cool in the palm of my hand. Her eyes reveal nothi..
Things to Do on Tuesday

Things to Do on Tuesday

A Poem by Shara Faskowitz


Start car. Drive. Get caught in traffic jam. Stop. Go. Stop. Go. Do not look at traffic psychos. Do not scream road rage. Roll up windows. Lock..

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