11/27/2020 0 Comments Poetry by Allison Whittenberg Matthew Paul Argall CC Synchronizing I’m indigent, I think And you are poignant In my heart, like an instrument Are you there to pierce Or to mend? Doppelganger emotions With their fervid, florid intentions Clutching happiness by its throat How does the theorem add? One plus one. So simple to apprehend, yet hard to apprehend I never know if I’m fighting For peace or merely reposing Between battles What did Wilde say Is it who in love is poor or whoever has love is rich? There is a difference. ![]() Allison Whittenberg is a Philadelphia native who has a global perspective. If she wasn’t an author she’d be a private detective or a jazz singer. She loves reading about history and true crime. Her other novels include Sweet Thang, Hollywood and Maine, Life is Fine, Tutored and The Sane Asylum.
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