Maureen Kingson lives and works in eastern Nebraska. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Caduceus, The Centrigugal Eye, Pirene's Fountain, Poetry Quarterly, Red River Review and The Smoking Poet.
I like the line breaks, they work very well indeed. The pauses between the lines emphasise the ideas of loneliness and timelessness, the spaces between the outcrop, the sandstone.
Maureen Kingson lives and works in eastern Nebraska. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Caduceus, The Centrigugal Eye, Pirene's Fountain, Poetry Quarterly, Red River Review and The Smoking Poet.
ReplyDeleteI like the line breaks, they work very well indeed. The pauses between the lines emphasise the ideas of loneliness and timelessness, the spaces between the outcrop, the sandstone.
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