Monday 11 March 2013

2 Poems by Lisa Pellegrini

Blueberry Streams

Visions of streams soak up blood
that is no more,
turning it violet.
Did I say violent?
The violet weakens.
Now it is shy amethyst.
Memories of violence
stop
lingering.
I immerse myself in the stream
and disappear.


Magenta

Trouble is cloaked in shades of pink.
Reckless colors create ruin.
Will she stay?
Will she ever return?
Pray for her.
Her body snaps
like a toothpick
after claiming her last victim.
She breaks too easily--
all but her heart.

Bionote


Lisa Pellegrini graduated from Beaver College (now Arcadia University) in Glenside, PA, (U.S.A.) where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. Her poetry has been published in Zouch Magazine, Downer Magazine, The Rainbow Rose, Dark Matter, Bolts of Silk, and Misfits' Miscellany. She has forthcoming poetry that will appear in Eunoia Review, The Rusty Nail, The Lascaux Review, Jellyfish Whispers, The Alarmist, and L'Allure des Mots.

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