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Poetic Jubilee Discovered In Morning Delight
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Poetic Jubilee Discovered In Morning Delight

Enjoy the opening poem 'Have You Heard The Bones of a Rising Sun' from Ken LeMarchand's chapbook Stained Love Like Egyptian Cotton.

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Have You Heard The Bones of a Rising Sun

From ‘Stained Love Like Egyptian Cotton’

To set and rise with the rickety sun
that is the beauty of living in these bones of mine
a graveyard of Virginian rays I call home.

They ain’t much for rooster calls anymore
too many solstices of broken branches
fallow forget-me-nots
& swollen dand…

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