Rod Zinkel
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Love Song to a CarnyA Poem by Rod ZinkelAh, your scent takes me back to childhood days at the fair, to deep fried fat and diesel fumes, pickle brine and corn on the barbecue, stock car e.. |
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Forgive My TrespassesA Poem by Rod ZinkelI wandered onto some private land where willow trees invited me, to where branches sprung from the solid trunk and hung like the Fountain suspende.. |
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In Living ColorA Poem by Rod ZinkelWhat I think is an unfinished piece; certainly a first draft. Written for a creative writing exercise in The Lotus Eaters group. |
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November Lady in WaitingA Poem by Rod ZinkelWhy do you hesitate? You see the snow trails the cold winds, now lies still for you like a new road you've never walked. Your eye is drawn.. |
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Two NaturesA Poem by Rod ZinkelOn still water of the pond two natures you may notice-- where scum has been gathering there also grows the lotus. |
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The Stars are in the Sky, Not the SidewalkA Poem by Rod ZinkelAn acrostic. |
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Vulcan\\\'s Tattoo ShopA Poem by Rod ZinkelPublished in UW-Green Bay's Sheepshead Review. |
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AntibesA Poem by Rod ZinkelWritten as a response to the painting by Monet. Published in UW-Green Bay's Sheepshead Review. |
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The Whole ImageA Poem by Rod ZinkelPublished in Time of Singing. |
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An Iris GrowsA Poem by Rod ZinkelIn iris grows for you in a field of mine. I claim it such because the flower glows. The brightened yellow petals light bestows to draw with scent a.. |