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what: Undercurrents Anthology
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who: Cape Breton Island writers
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I, Galaxy
March 22, 2007 |
[-poetry-]
by Sherry D. Ramsey
Star-clustered heart
limbs in spiral dance
baryon eye
proton brain
gravity touch
purling through the expanding
universe of humanity
tachyon thought
black-hole mouth
vacuum breath
dark-matter soul
wary interactions
with others like me
hydrogen laughter
starburst tears
radiation love
supernova death
elliptical
spiral
irregular
diffuse
attraction and repulsion
the only constants
as we move through
intergalactic
interhuman
space.
© 2005 - 2007 Sherry D. Ramsey all rights reserved
About the author:
Sherry writes speculative fiction. She’s published many short stories and her newest SF novel, “One’s Aspect to the Sun” was recently awarded second place in the 28th Annual Atlantic Writer’s Federation Writing Competition’s novel category, the H.R. (Bill) Percy Prize. She’s also the author of many essays and articles especially on the craft of writing. She is the publisher and editor of the highly successful Scriptorium Webzine for Writers. You can read all about Sherry at her author’s website www.sherrydramsey.com.
Be sure to read Sherry’s other works in The PCQ.
short story - Accidents Happen
article - gardening
poetry - UPLOAD
Originally published in the July 2005 issue of The Practically Creative Quarterly; theme: space and spaces
also posted in: Poetry , The Original PCQ, 05-06 , Contributors , Creations
tags: dance, galaxy, poem, poetry, sherry ramsey, space, stars
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