1/30/2021 Poetry by Heath Brougher William Clifford CC Overcome It’s all bad-- but we can always change it back/ mirror its mutations/ use our primary survival muscle to outsmart and finally triumph over it in the dampenedsweet euphonyrain of our collective Humanitarian hallelujahs and yawps of barbaric personification. True Vision In the land of the blind everyone had perfect vision though few could Truly see. As the eyeful yet visionless crowd paraded through the main streets a one-eyed man stood in a dark alley wearing a crooked grin and giggling to himself. Heath Brougher is Editor-in-Chief of Concrete Mist Press and poetry editor of Into the Void, winner of the 2017 and 2018 Saboteur Awards for Best Magazine. He is a multiple Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee as well as winner of Taj Mahal Review's 2018 Poet of the Year Award. His most recent collection is "Bleeding Backwards" (Diaphanous Press, 2019). His work can be found in various print and online publications. He hasn't had a good night's sleep in years. He is hoping to get one soon, though.
Sarah Ito
2/7/2021 07:39:41 am
Really cool. Your words get right to the point with maximum efficiency.
Heath Brougher
2/11/2021 11:16:02 am
Thank you Sarah. I was actually extremely sleep deprived (really? me!? lol!) and submitted the unedited versions of these poems. Thank you for liking how they were “right off the bat.” When I have some of that “time” stuff again, I’m going to do a book of micro poems and use the properly edited versions. I’ll still be giving credit to AHC on page of where they were previously published. Don’t worry AHC. Lol! Comments are closed.
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