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Denise Banker is the publicist for Copper Canyon Press and lives in Port Townsend, WA. She took her Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln in 2005. As a student, she won an Academy of American Poets prize, was chosen for the Louise VanSickle Prize in Poetry, and received the Dudley Bailey Fellowship for her academic and creative work. Her poems and articles have appeared in Times of Sorrow/Times of Grace, The ALAN Review, Potato Eyes,Crazy Woman Creek, Plains Song Review, and Prairie Schooner. Omaha LitFest -------------------------- A Poem: Accord I When you hear the words cancer, Out here I work the room, your foods, I figure-eight Your peel back its moist sacks We cry alone. You say, as fast as I peel II Nothing to be done. III There are no flowers here.
[First appeared in Prairie Schooner, Winter 2006] |
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