Poetry
Adopting
Louis Faber
issue three
Two milliliters
and a world upended
a person found
a person lost
questions answered
a history unfolds
from out of the void
faces never seen
seem somehow familiar
locked in time
never to be met
met in the mirror daily
inside finally
from an outside
that seemed inside
two milliliters
of saliva
knocks the world
of its axis
About the Author
Louis Faber has been writing and publishing poetry for many years. His work has appeared widely in the United States, Canada and Great Britain in such journals as The Worcester Review, The South Carolina Review, Rattle and Pearl. He divides time between Rochester, NY and Coconut Creek, Florida.
More at: anoldwriter.com.
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