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Poetry
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Originally published in Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans 2 by Linda McGee, Kath Moonshine, and Mary Louise Fisher, under the name, Idiot Triplets Press, in 1996. The coolness of a garden night descends; Hand in hand, in gentle reverie, We share this haven from the urban air. Behind these walls of glass, I feel more free Thank I would feel… -
Originally published in the zine Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans 2 in 1996 Linda McGee, Kath Moonshine, and Mary Louise Fisher, under the name, Idiot Triplets Press. In sprawling sweltered heat the city lies; Her weary, battered masses wait in vain For less untempered weather. Unmasked skies Lend gleeful, hot assistance to the wane Of spirits. But, with you alongside… -
Hutch is trying to make sense of his loss. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch mixed anthology zine, The Fix #2 in 1988. (for Gina) I thought that Death Was my old friend. I’d seen it all… So many ended lives. Yet this—this sudden, Brutal ending Seems too much. I protest, try to deny— Why did he do it? screams… -
Hutch takes a trip without Starsky, but Starsky is still with him anyway. Originally published in The Fix #1 in 1987. The carillon calls. The sound of that Mediterranean summer signifies my rebirth, chants of my stay in Italy without you. After those long months attending your convalescence, your need feeding upon my faith, I was emptied; I found… -
Originally published in the zine Dance With the Devil by Lucy and Elaine. Art by Patt. I look at you, lying there sated, spent and You take my breath away. The moonlight touches you as I did moments ago The gentle touch of a silver lover and You take my breath away. The hassles of the job, the heartbreak of… -
Poetry originally published in Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans by Linda McGee in 1995. Wha’d’ya want from me, golden boy? All you gotta do is claim it. Anything that’ll bring you joy— Just name it. Your sense of humor’s like none on earth. Well, I can be dafter; I can be anything that’s worth The price of your laughter. …