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POETRY IN THE PLAGUE YEAR
Poems written during the Coronavirus Outbreak 2020
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Meg Smith Meg Smith is a writer, journalist, dancer
and events producer living in Lowell, Mass., USA. Her poetry,
fiction and other writings have appeared in The Cafe Review,
Pudding, The Horror Zine, and many other publications and
anthologies.
The Sea Veil
For Laura Schiavoni Castine
For you in the sunlight and the screen door, as floral cotton flutters, and the wishing well beckons. How much strength, how much hunger. How are we ever filled? Due east, the copper light unfolds over a secret ocean we cannot know. We cannot cross. Everything is kept in fathom for fathom. But I do still keep you, I do still through the gauze. I do still keep our depth, and too, our flight.
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